Fantastic bang for your buck for the DIY home improvement ...
599511
Really impressed with how well this sprayer performs. Top does not have a lid but only half of it is open so spring ceilings is not a problem. Fantastic bang for your buck for the DIY home improvement folks.
381928
Just managed to install those for my new speaker wires. Fantastic quality. I was a skeptic for the price but they look excellent and very easy to install. It took me less than an hour to cut, measure, install and finish my entire living room.
46331
Arrived quickly.  Seemed a little flimsy and is DEFINITELY a two-person job to install.  One of the "crystals" was broken, but it is not noticeable.  The instructions are vague, but it's not rocket science!... and the power and neutral leads are interchangeable (the ballasts work either way), so that made installation easier.  When installed... all I can say is, WOW!!!  I am SO PROUD of how it looks; similar products go for up to $3000!  So this was a steal!
2419922
OK, I'm a DIY guy and this may seem like overkill , but it's definitely not.
You will find yourself reaching for this level for projects you might otherwise have struggled with.
Yes, $250 is a lot, but like everything else, you will forget the price quickly once you start using it.
3701787
Cheap and easy update my laundry room.  Everyone super impressed with my diy skills!
2507729
Works great, saved a nice chunk of money over buying at home improvement store
2273340
If you want a cheap, DIY bench, this product is probably the best out there. I wanted a bench for my backyard, but didn't have the money or willingness to spend $150+ for a pre-made one. After deciding I could make my own, I did some research and found this product.

I finished assembling it today for the total cost of about $70: $45 for bench kit, $25 in lumber (your local store may be cheaper than mine in NYC).

What's In The Box
- 2 heavy-duty dark green plastic end-pieces
- 38 screws (about 1.5" long)

What You Need
- nine 2x4 planks, up to 6 ft long
- electric screwdriver
- tape measure (optional)

The bench can be made up to 6 feet long, not 8. At 6 ft, it is very sturdy and strong. I used copper azole treated pine from Home Depot.

The box comes with a huge bag of screws! Don't try to assemble this bench without a motorized screwdriver. 4 screws hold each plank in place, except the back leg base plank, which uses 6. This means all the boards are secured very tightly in place and stable.

Assembly is very easy because the pieces are all notched. Just align the wood to them and drill through. It took me over an hour to screw them all in because of the awkward angle required for half of them and me being super fussy about alignment. A more experienced craftsman can probably finish in 30 mins, but this brings me to a very important point.

The pieces are not mirrored. They are simply 2 pieces with all the notches facing the same way on each piece. It is very easy to screw in when the notches face out, but the notches are not flipped around on the other leg. Where this becomes a problem is the underside. The screwdriver has to be tilted at an awkward angle for insertion. They go in at a diagonal vs being flush against the wood. Flush screw heads are better for weight and pressure distribution.

The arms each have a depression and function as a cup holder, though they look too shallow to be able to keep a cup in place.

All in all, a very good, strong bench that could be improved upon on the parts design side, but worth the effort to assemble. It's natural looking and very comfortable to sit on. It is pliable and has good give so my bony butt doesn't hurt (unlike the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Strathwood-All-Weather-Hardwood-3-Seater-Bench/dp/B000G0KAG8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Strathwood All-Weather Hardwood 3-Seater Bench</a>&nbsp;I bought previously from Amazon.

Mine is long enough to lie down on and look up at the stars, and maybe even sleep on, like a hobo. The arm rests are high and let me stick my arms and legs through to stretch out and relax. I'm looking forward to enjoying the evening breeze this summer with this bench.
4208126
A steal at the price; ridiculously easy to assemble too -- highly recommend!
4402319
Faucet arrived in secure packaging and is what appears to be high-quality manufacture.  No instructions in the box but a quick Google search lead me to the video.  As is usually the case with a new faucet, the supply lines were too short but a quick run to Lowe's and about $15 solved that.  Took me about 30 minutes to set the faucet up and install it...probably would have helped to have another set of hands on the "outside" but, it all worked out and I love the result!  Seems sturdy and functions well, so far.  Great value.
378179
Perfect recessed lighting option for an add in/remodel. The price was way cheaper than anything we saw in the big box home improvement stores. Lights are very bright despite their 3" diameter size. We put 3 of them above our kitchen bar for accent lighting, but the 3 lights are bright enough that we can use them as the main lighting source. Installation was super easy. The kit also comes with a paper tracer so you know how big to cut the hole, and the guide was 100% true to size. We hooked up with a dimmer switch and the lighting effect is awesome! Highly recommend!
763431
The quality of his product is top notch. I installed it by myself, but Im pretty handy.  It would have been easier with a partner though.

I put one lag bolt through a bracket to start. Then while holding the side not secured, used a level on that bracket, marked the next spot on that same bracket, pre-drilled a small hole in the stud, then put the 2nd lag in.

Once one side was up, the rest was extremely easy.

I have a 60 Samsung and I was surprised how much room there still was for adjustments.

Great value for the money.

Tools needed:

Tape measure
Socket Wrench for lag bolts
Drill - for predrilling holes so the lag bolts go in properly
Small level
Stud finder
Pencil
Phillips Screwdriver - for putting bracket arms onto your tv
Ladder
***Dont use the anchors if going into drywall. The instructions tell you to use the anchors. That is for concrete walls only.***
2893962
Hell of a bargain at this price.  The installation took all of 10 minutes, and the use of the bracket and adjustments was so obvious as to make the directions redundant.  It came with every sized metric bolt you could possibly need, as well as washers and nylon spacers.  The length of this arm is such that I can move my 40" Vizio TV so that it's facing me flat on when at my treadmill which is perpendicular to the wall.  Plus they include an HDMI cable!  Buy this, you can't really do better.
2670272
Very nice unit and works better than the one it replaced! That being said, if you aren't a little handy with doing DIY projects, have someone else install this that is...must read the instructions and must visualize and pre-mount the provided bracket  mounting adapter if it doesn't line up with your current ice maker mounting bracket holes.  It's not hard to do, but it may take a couple of trys to get them right...once that is done, it's a simple Install.  But again, if you're not an experienced DIY person, have someone who is install this for you.  Install took about 45 mins and ice cubes were piling out nicely within a few hours.  Another nice feature I like is the shape and size of the ice, it is uniform and they fit easily into the mouths of water bottles and canteens.  Also, being $30-$100 less in price than other places makes this a good deal... A product I highly recommend!
448033
This model, MS-OPS2-WH, is $40.40 at Lowes! Home Depot has a $39.94 two pack but I don't see a single unit pack that would cost less.

Based on Amazon's price here and the reviews I have read I will be ordering soon. Thanks!

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Edit: It arrived yesterday and I installed it today. Installation was very easy but keep in mind you will need a ground wire for this to work. All it took was for me to attach the green wire along with the silver bare wire from the unit to ground with the attached 'cover screws'. Then I wired the two black wires to the black and white wires coming from the house. It doesn't seem to matter which wire goes where as long as your incoming (non-grounded) wires go to either of the black unit wires respectively.

Then you simply set the unit. Hold the main switch button down for a few seconds and count the single flashes (1-4). Each one corresponds to how long the light/other device should stay on for. For example, the first flash is for testing (which I didn't use). The second is for 1 minute, etc. There is a little button on the side of the unit that works in exactly the same manner but for setting the sensor mode (auto-on and auto-off, manual on and auto off or auto on daylight sensing and auto off). Lastly if you hold both buttons together it sets how sensitive the motion sensor is (low or high) and to reset all settings back to default.

Very nice little device and works well with my CFL bulbs. Still having to get used to not needing to hit the switch on my way out of the laundry room but this should definately help with the kids leaving the light on! :)
992937
Me and my girlfriend have been renting a townhouse for the past two years until we can get our credit In check to buy our first home... the kitchen we always loved but it was a little out dated as you can see in the before photos and we wanted to have something more modernized and comforble since we will be here for another year or two... I stumbled across peel and stick backsplash and this vinyl counter top marble and noticed people where getting basically brand new kitchens after there applications so we decided to go ahead and move forward and buy the backsplash and counter top peel and stick  Materials... we  literally remodeled our kitchen for less than $200 and the best part is that it was super easy to install just make sure you prep the application areas with rubbing alcohol to remove all greases so that the adhesive will work at its best... also make sure you have a good pair of Scissors I used Milwaukee brand ones along with a box cutter... also have a Sharpie as well to Mark areas of cutting on the back of the countertop vinyl as well... if you are renting and want to improve your kitchen or bathroom or maybe even both then this is the way to go!
516625
Really great and modern looking, a must buy for a budget setup
890806
Fantastic buy. Renting these for a day is about $50 here, so this was a no-brainer for me. Did my kitchen with 16ga cleat nails, and have some other projects in mind so this will pay for itself rather quickly. Seems like good quality, probably not contractor-grade, but for a DIY homeowner this should last a long time. Good value for the money, although I feel bad for the poor guy in China who has to assemble these for $1/week...