2013年3月27日 · How can I tell the difference between regular Masonite and Tempered Hardboard, and is there an advantage in using one over the other?

2015年1月9日 · First off, masonite/ hardboard is not foil over cardboard. It is comprised of woodproducts (wood fibers and pulp waste) that are combined with glues and then compressed under very high pressure. All manufacturers of hardboard made defective batches at one time or another and of course there have been lawsuits. The product that was poorly manufacturered …

2007年5月24日 · Could someone (or many) respond about their experience and knowledge about brick vs. masonite homes please? I am mostly enquiring about longivity,

2018年4月21日 · I've seen those articles on "Cost vs. Value" and I can tell you that in this area, replacing that Masonite is not going to give you much

2018年4月18日 · There is a good reason Masonite exited the siding business, and the reason there was a huge class action lawsuit around this. Reputable real estate agents and inspectors often call it out to their clients, warning them of the needed upgrade to another material.

2007年1月3日 · When looking at homes this past summer I realized a lot of houses in my price range (150-160K) that were built in the 1990's had hardboard masonite

For some reason Masonite has been having this problem of the plastic doorsill doming or crowning upwards. Imagine an upside 'U' The adjustment is in its lowest position and can't go down any further. If you go to my first post and open the link provided you will see the original pantent drawing for this threshold.

2009年5月8日 · Are there any tricks to installing a handle on a hollow bi-fold closet door? I'm replacing a solid pine louvred bi-fold front hall closet door with a 4-panel (2 panels on each 16" side) Masonite bi-fold hollow core door. The door is hollow in the area where the handle (s) go.

2019年5月4日 · Just one thing to add .... or maybe 2. It depends on the door you're hanging. Masonite doors typical in residential come bevelled and full sized. A door sold as 32" is 32" wide. If you order a 32" solid core door it will come 32" with no bevel. Typically with these doors after you put a bevel on them they are no longer 32".

Re: Spruce for Workbench Top? Daryl, as others have said, Spruce is soft and will Ding easily. One way to get around that is to put a layer of say 1/4" harder material over top that could be replaced down the road. Thinking of masonite. That was what my first bench was.