Safe handling procedures of asbestos in windows
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23 April 2018
The health risks of asbestos have been well documented in recent years. Indeed, asbestos fibres have been shown to cause various types of cancer and respiratory diseases.
Many parts of older homes (particularly homes built before and during the 1970s) have been shown to contain asbestos. This is because the material was widely used as a heat insulator and fire retardant in roofs, walls, carpet and floors. But did you know that asbestos could also be present in your windows?
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3 Remodeling Tips to Increase the Functionality of Your Small Bathroom
Posted on:
1 March 2018
Small bathrooms can present a real challenge when you think about all the things that need to be done in there. Besides taking a shower, the bathroom will be used or shaving, hair drying, brushing and flossing, and doing makeup. All the products used in carrying out these tasks can clutter your bath leaving minimal room for moving around. If you are considering redesigning your bathroom, there are some design tips that you can adapt to free up space, make the room look larger, and increase its functionality.
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Posted on:
22 February 2018
Stone splashbacks are a perfect addition to your kitchen, bathroom or laundry room. They give these rooms a new look at a fraction of the cost compared to alternatives which are made of the same materials. The benefits of stone splashbacks over other types of splashbacks such as those made of glass or tile are that:
It is easy to clean and maintain. It flawlessly matches with your bench-top. It is very durable which ensures that it will last a very long time.
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3 Benchtop Materials That Will Add Some Rustic Charm To Your Modern Kitchen
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22 February 2018
Modern kitchen design is all about clean lines, monochromatic colour schemes and sleek features. There is something simple and aesthetically pleasing about this style but it doesn't completely appeal to everyone. If you like most of the aspects of the modern look but prefer to add an element of rustic charm to your kitchen, then your choice of benchtop material can make a big difference.
Many modern kitchens feature shiny, immaculate expanses of engineered stone or resin based surfaces.
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