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Homeowners that are fortunate enough to have a master bedroom that has scenic views of their property or opens right up to a balcony may be deliberating on how best to make the most of this design advantage. And with indoor-outdoor living becoming a popular trend in Australia, you could be considering getting rid of the wall and replacing it with doors that provide immediate access to outside.
The first thing you will find, however, is that there is a wide selection of materials to choose from. Read More»
Having a home that is safe and secure is an important consideration for most Australians. However, a surprising number of homeowners put the safety of their family and home at risk by not ensuring that the front door is as secure as possible. Alarmingly, the front door of the home is the entry point for a large percentage of burglaries that occur around the country. If you’re concerned that your front door may not provide a suitable barrier against unwanted visitors, then here are three simple yet highly effective ways to remedy the problem. Read More»
When you first buy a coastal home or are building one near the sea, it’s hard to understand exactly what you need in the property. Security screens are an ideal way to keep unwanted critters away, while providing an added layer of security from burglars and intruders. Choosing the right screen can be daunting when you haven’t done it before, so use these tactics to pick the right one for your coastal home. Read More»
If your wood heater door is not functioning as expected, you should think about adjusting the door latch to resolve the problem. In general, wood heater doors are fitted with a rope gasket which is designed to create a firm seal between the door and the main heater structure. The gasket isolates the fire from the interior space of the home, minimising the flow of smoke.
Unfortunately, the gasket can sustain wear due to prolonged use. Read More»
If you own and live in a heritage building, then you’ll quickly realise that your responsibilities are different to those of regular home owners. Heritage buildings are a part of the country’s history and, as such, they are given protection to preserve them in as close to their original state as possible. Typically, this means that you’ll need to comply with rules on what can and can’t be done to change a property, especially if your changes affect its cosmetic appearance. Read More»
