Solenoid Valves: Three Common Issues
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21 August 2018
If you are working on a construction project, you may be planning to install solenoid valves. This type of valve offers one significant benefit — they do not need to be manually operated by the user. Instead, this type of valve can be programmed to open and close following a preset program. However, if you are planning to install this type of valve, it is important that you understand the problems which may occur.
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Buyers' Guide to Selecting a Timber Finish
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20 August 2018
Irrespective of your residential applications of timber, you probably want to make the most of their longevity. And although durability of timber will vary from one species to another, they all require some form of protection to keep the wood in its best condition. The easiest way of providing this protection is through finishing the timber. Finishes not only offer striking beautification to your timber products, but they also function as a barrier against different forms of abuse ranging from weathering to high traffic.
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5 Fun Design Ideas for Your Awning
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17 August 2018
An awning can be a great way to put shade over your home, but there are a range of options. Consider having a little fun with your awning with some of the following ideas:
1. Choose Fun Patterns
A lot of awnings are basic, neutral colors, or homeowners choose awnings that complement the colour of their home or trim. You don't have to stick with these colour schemes -- you can play with almost any colour you want.
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How to Make Your New Home Eco-Friendly
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17 August 2018
If you're working with new home builders to create your dream home, you may want to identify some eco-friendly building strategies that you can use in your home. For inspiration, take a look at these ideas:
Use Locally Sourced Materials
The longer materials have to travel to get to your building site, the greater toll they take on the environment. If possible, try to use materials that are available locally. In addition to being environmentally sound, this practice can also help to create a home that complements the surrounding area.
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