To provide shock absorption by way of intervertebral discs and primary and secondary spinal curves. 5. To permit and restrict movements by way of intervertebral discs, facets, ligaments and muscle attachments. 6. To store some of the bodies minerals, such as calcium. 1. To support the weight of the head, peripherals and trunk<br />2. To provide stability to the general structure of the whole body and maintain its shape and posture<br />3. To protect the spinal cord<br />4. To provide shock absorption by way of intervertebral discs and primary and secondary spinal curves<br />5. To permit and restrict movements by way of intervertebral discs, facets, ligaments and muscle attachments<br />6. To store some of the bodies minerals, such as calcium.
Step 4. Add a shed roof dormer to create an attic bedroom for one of the most beneficial additions. Figure dormer additions at $80 to $120 a square foot, usually a total of between $5,000 and $20,000, depending on the size and roof style.reate a family room for $80,000 or more, a sunroom for slightly less, but expect to gain only 50 to 60 percent of the cost in added value. Add or expand a master suite for $100,000 or more and you will enjoy more comfortable living, but will increase the home value by only about half the cost.
Adding a dormer window to an existing space in New Zealand is likely to cost between $7,000 and $8,000.ormers are structural elements of a building that protrude from a sloping roof. Dormers are sometimes added as part of a renovation to create usable space in the roof of a house by adding headroom, which then usually creates the opportunity to add dormer windows. A dormer window is a window that is built into a dormer.