I think I'll start with the following:Wainscot - this seems like a nice starter kit: ttp://www.homedepot.com/p/House-of-Fara-8-sq-ft-MDF-Overlapping-Wainscot-Interior-Paneling-Kit-32MDFKIT/100484658?

This can be done in long, overlapping strips, around the supports. 

There would be two rows deep and every few courses up, they would run a brick course that overlaps the outer and inner courses. 

If that’s the case, cut off the overlapping edge.

I looked at hundreds and hundreds of actual hand written envelopes, and noticed that most people are a little sloppy with the return address (lines overlapping a bit) and are just a tad more careful with the sending address, but loops and swirls still interweaving.

That along with no overlap makes for a good start. 

I love this saying because it is so true.OUTFLOW = INFLOW, the more you go out and search the more that will come.I look at about 8 different web sites some overlap, and I have 6 realtors that send me listings from time to time.

The floor is comprised of 2-layers of 1/2" XPS hardboard insulation laid perpendicular to each other with particular attention given to ensure seams did not overlap.

They overlap at the bottom of the U, so that pair of cleanouts allows you to clean the entire line. 

it is invaluable.I ask for "farm lists" from my title company all the time.About once a month, I ask for all title transfers in the past 90 days (there is a lag in reporting time, so I always get overlapped time).