Whether you are entertaining or just having a family meal, your kitchen is the busiest part of your home. For this reason, people spend excessive amounts of time designing and redesigning their kitchen to make it perfect. You add flooring, countertops, ranges and even refrigerators to show your style and to make your kitchen the best it can be. Adding glass splashbacks to your design will give it that finishing touch.
29 November 2018
Glass which has a higher level of tensile strength than usual does not need so much framing – if any – in order to be installed safely. This usually means that the glazing in question is a little thicker than normal glass. Nevertheless, this type of glass offers certain advantages for designers. So-called frameless glass can be fitted in a variety of ways so that less visual noise is created. Unlike framed glazing, frameless options allow the eye to move around freely without anything getting in the way.
28 November 2018
Timber windows are a very popular choice for many different types of houses, as they bring a rustic feel to any facade. One thing you should look out for if you are an owner of timber windows is rotting, as this type of window is rather prone to rot. This doesn't need to be a dire consequence, as it is preventable. If you have timber windows that you wish to repair, or if you just want to prevent them from being damaged, there are a few things you should know.
28 November 2018
When deciding on what splashback option to go with for your kitchen, there are various factors that you need to consider. The material and what look it gives your kitchen, the cost and ease of cleaning. The following include different types of splashback materials you can choose for your kitchen. Glass Splashbacks Glass splashbacks are the most common type of splashbacks. They are not that expensive, and cleaning and maintaining them is easy.
27 November 2018
A bath shower screen can be a good choice for any bathroom, as it opens up the space and reflects light, making the area seem bigger and brighter. It's also much more hygienic than a shower curtain liner, which often gets mouldy and holds mildew, especially along its bottom. When you are ready to choose a glass shower screen for your bathroom, note a few tips, so you ensure you get the right type for your home.
26 November 2018
Since the whole point of taking a shower is to get yourself clean and fresh, you want the room where you shower to be as spotless as possible. Unfortunately, bathrooms can be difficult to keep clean, largely due to all the moisture generated, plus soap scum and other sources of dirt. While regular cleaning is the only reliable way to keep your bathroom hygienic, there are a few things you can do to minimise how much time that takes, and how effective your efforts are.
24 November 2018