Porcelain Tile: Why is it the Best Option for Your Bathroom Floor?
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10 April 2017
Your bathroom floor is one of the most sensitive areas of your home. Proper attention and care must be directed to this section as it serves all members of the family. The material aspect of the floor can either make it better serving or entirely break it. Considering there are many types of floors in the market ranging from ceramic tiles, stone tiles, heated tile floors, vinyl tiles, and laminate tiles, you may find it difficult making the right choice.
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Five Things to Consider About Epoxy Terrazo
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10 April 2017
If you're looking for a concrete protective coating that also looks beautiful, you may want to consider epoxy-based terrazzo. Based on ancient mosaics, this type of protective covering blends contemporary products with old school style, but many consumers still haven't heard of it. Here's what you need to know.
1. Thin Coating
Terrazzo based in cement is one of the oldest forms of decorative floor coverings. It involves setting bits of rock, glass, marble and other items into concrete.
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Lay Of The Land: How Professional Site Analysis Can Benefit A Residential Landscaping Project
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5 April 2017
Whether you're a homeowner looking to to spruce up the ground around your homestead or a property developer looking to make your properties more attractive to potential buyers and renters, there are countless reasons for taking up a substantial landscaping project around a residential property. However, if your landscaping plans involve more complex work than simply sticking in a few extra flowerbeds, you would be well advised to have your work site professionally analysed by a site analysis service.
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Home Designs: Custom Window Options to Consider
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5 April 2017
More often than not, window designs become an afterthought when designing a home. What some individuals are not considering when contemplating custom home designs is that their windows can open up the residence while also framing the exterior of the structure. With the myriad of options, it is not unusual to find some homeowners getting confused about what design to choose. You can avoid this by establishing whether your windows are primarily for light or for ventilation.
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