3 Things to Do Before the Carpet Installation Process Begins
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24 June 2020
One great way to make your home look great and feel luxurious is by installing carpet flooring. Carpet flooring isn't just a great gift to your feet, but it also expresses the lifestyle and personality of your family. No matter the kind of carpet you intend to install, you can find luxurious styles that add incredible value and comfort in your home.
When choosing the carpet to install, don't just consider the fibres, but also the warranty.
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Upkeep Tips for Ensuring the Longevity of Your Timber Deck
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1 February 2019
A majority of Australian homeowners without a doubt love the outdoors due to the mainly temperate climate of the country. Thus, whether you want to enjoy some peace and quiet or want an alfresco living space for entertaining your guests, a deck is one of the structures that most people will gravitate toward including on their property. Timber happens to be a popular material for deck construction due to its versatility.
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4 Steps To Tackle Scratches On Bamboo Flooring For A Refreshed Finish
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2 August 2018
Bamboo floors are stunning in any home, but they can sometimes start to look timeworn because of skid marks, scratches and other blemishes. The good news is that you can repair these imperfections without too much difficulty. Here are some steps to help you tackle scratches on bamboo floors for a refreshed finish:
Bring Together Tools You Need For The Job
For this task, you will need masking tape, wood putty, fine-grit sandpaper, damp paper towels and a timber coating.
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The Best Substitutes for the Kitchen Floor Tiles You Want in Your Home
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24 March 2017
The floor tiles you choose for a kitchen are very important; they need to be durable so they hold up against heat and humidity, and they should also be comfortable underfoot. Obviously they also need to be easy to clean, affordable, and attractive. This is a tall order for floor tiles!
The material you want for a floor tile might actually be a poor choice in the kitchen; stone, wood, and fabrics are not always the best choices for this space, so note some substitutes you might choose instead for your kitchen flooring.
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