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The abandoned builders square store, located across the street from meyerland plaza, is being demolished and replaced with a lowe's home improvement store The solid core means it won't hold dents from furniture, and it sells for under $5 sq/ft. The new store will open in late 2002.

Lowe's and home depot carry them Plus, dropped dishes don't break on this and it's not cold in winter like tile Don't know if they install them or not

New cooktop, vent question by sjetexas july 24, 2008 in houston construction, home repair, and improvement

Then they razed it to build the mall Am i correct or do i have my facts all wrong? A lowe's would make a lot of sense at that location, but there was also talk at one point about lowe's going in at the proposed shoppes at cinco ranch development. Right now, i'm composing a list of buildings and structures demolished for the katy freeway expansion

It's extensive, but currently in a draft form, and i'd like your help in expanding it or making it better somehow Because haif doesn't allow editing of posts after 2 hours, i'll make later. There was a sage at 610 and beechnut and a builder's square (now closed??) came to occupy that space later That particular builders' square, which occupied the old sage building, closed a few years ago and was torn down

Then a lowe's was built there in its place (at beechnut and loop 610).

Does anyone know why the gulfgate home depot has so many day laborers, when the gulfgate lowe's doesn't have any (nor does the west loop home depot for that matter) It is really getting out of control Go to lowe's or home depot, look at the price of a 2x4 and a 2x6, and you'll get an idea You'll get a stronger structure, plus the added volume for more insulation.

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