Monday, March 31, 2014
Precautions while purchasing steel window grills
Steel is the most important element and basic raw material for construction of a building. Well finished and good quality steel is required for any strong construction. So you need to have a careful eye while purchasing steel. The steel must be free from rust, cracks and surface flaws. Let’s know some steel purchasing guidelines.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
What is the Best Way to Clean Painted Walls?
Dirty painted walls pose a housecleaning challenge. Not all paints stand up to rigorous cleaning, and if people are too hard on paints with certain types of finishes, they may end scrubbing off paint. On the other hand, not cleaning regularly can mean walls stay dirty or look dingy even after they’ve been cleaned.
10 Tips for Choosing Carpet
Nothing compares to the soft, luxurious feeling of carpet under your feet. Carpeting provides a safe, comfortable spot for kids to play and may even reduce the risk of injury during a fall . Sure, carpet requires a bit of extra maintenance compared to vinyl or tile, but there's simply no substitute in terms of sound absorption, warmth and overall comfort.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Roof Leaks - Causes and Repair
Roof leaks weaken roof structure of the building and destroy household items also. They are irritating and most frustrating to the house owner. More than 90% of roof leaks are caused by improper installation and defective roof flashings. This article tells about several problems, causes and repair of roof leaks.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Vastu Tips for Compound Wall
Compound wall is the most important subject in the vastu. Someone have got wrong opinion or ideas that if the compound wall is made before the construction of house it will cause inconvenience or difficulty for construction work and may bring the situation for the sale of the plot. Its wrong idea, we have to construct the compound wall before constructing the house. It’s always right thing. . It has more importance in vastu shastra.
What Are the Best Tips for Building a Wardrobe?
There are four main things to keep in mind when building a wardrobe. As with any construction project, planning and measurement are crucial, both to ensure safe and sturdy construction, and to make sure that the finished product meets expectations. Materials should be chosen based on budgetary, structural, and aesthetic grounds. Special consideration should be given to the carpentry and joinery involved in building wardrobes. Finally, attention should be devoted to finishing the wardrobe, as wardrobes tend to be working pieces of furniture, and require finishing touches that combine aesthetic appeal with durability.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
How to Choose Roof Tiles
For most people, your home is the greatest single investment you will make during your life. Visually, your roof contributes significantly to the overall appeal of your home. Choosing wisely will reward you by adding beauty, character and value to your home. To help you on your way, here are the steps you should consider when purchasing a new roof.
Monday, March 24, 2014
3 Rules for Choosing Windows
Windows play a critical role in the three most important aspects of home design. The first is appearance. Next to the shape of a house (Colonial, ranch, Cape Cod), windows are the most significant factor influencing how the place looks to the outside world. The second element is site embrace. Windows capture views and make the connection between the indoors and the natural world beyond. Last, windows are about comfort. They let in light and air and protect against extremes of weather.
The power of windows is often most evident when the size, type, or location is miscalculated. Then rooms are either glaringly bright, depressingly dim, or stultifyingly stale. But if planned right, windows can be the key to enjoying your home's ambience, inside and out. Here's how to think about them.
The power of windows is often most evident when the size, type, or location is miscalculated. Then rooms are either glaringly bright, depressingly dim, or stultifyingly stale. But if planned right, windows can be the key to enjoying your home's ambience, inside and out. Here's how to think about them.
Traditional & Smokeless Stoves
Smoke inhalation from a traditional, open-fire stove is commonplace for 3 billion inhabitants of developing countries, according to the World Health Organization. Respiratory health problems can evolve from smoke inhalation. According to WHO, over 1.5 million people die each year as a consequence of inhaling smoke from indoor wood-burning stoves, most of them women and children. Replacing traditional stoves with smokeless ones decreases air pollution and improves the quality of life for countless residents in the developing world.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Guide to Plumbing Pipes
Visiting your local hardware store prior to doing your own plumbing can be a confusing experience. Which type of pipe should you choose? You'll find that the answer isn't as clear as it may have been in the past--when there were much fewer plumbing pipe choices. Here are the main types of plumbing supplies you will use:
Friday, March 21, 2014
Using Gypsum Board for Walls and Ceilings Section
Safety Tips for Handling Gypsum Board
Stacks of gypsum panel products are very heavy and can become unstable if proper stacking and handling procedures are not followed. Workers must always be extremely careful when stacking or working in an area where gypsum panel products are stacked. For example, a 4 feet wide by 12 feet long by 1/2 inch thick gypsum board can weigh over 80 pounds; this means a stack of only 25 of these boards weighs over a ton. Heavy equipment is frequently used to move, stack, load, stock, or otherwise handle gypsum panel products. Only trained,qualified, and properly certified drivers may operate this equipment. Always follow proper safety measures when operating or working around these machines.
Stacks of gypsum panel products are very heavy and can become unstable if proper stacking and handling procedures are not followed. Workers must always be extremely careful when stacking or working in an area where gypsum panel products are stacked. For example, a 4 feet wide by 12 feet long by 1/2 inch thick gypsum board can weigh over 80 pounds; this means a stack of only 25 of these boards weighs over a ton. Heavy equipment is frequently used to move, stack, load, stock, or otherwise handle gypsum panel products. Only trained,qualified, and properly certified drivers may operate this equipment. Always follow proper safety measures when operating or working around these machines.
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