Building . Design Aspects
Maintaining A Fuel Burning Stove
On November 7, 2016 by DezStoves are a great addition to a room. They bring a homely feeling into the space whilst keeping it warm through the colder months. But stoves do require some maintenance in order for them to work properly. One important part of maintaining a stove is the state of the chimney. This needs to be kept
Building
Building A Garden Wall
On August 12, 2016 by DezA garden wall is a great starter project for a budding DIYer. Not only does it help to train some basic construction skills, but you are also left with a functional and decorative garden feature to enjoy. The first thing to consider when building a garden wall is the foundation. This must not be taken lightly,
Building . Roofing
Common Roofing Materials Used In Construction
On July 10, 2016 by DezWith the improvement in construction technology over the years, the roofing materials available to use has increased dramatically. Different homes are best suited for certain roofs, so choosing a good match can take a fair amount of knowledge and expertise. Asphalt Shingles A common roofing material, asphalt shingles are often the most common and the least expensive, depending on
Building . Construction
Using Bespoke Indoor Signage For New Buildings
On June 19, 2016 by DezIndoor signs are commonly used on new buildings, usually installed as a finishing touch to the project, they are an important part of the interior. They are used a lot once the building is up and running, so high quality signs can be a good investment. Bespoke signs are created in a different way to that of
Building . Design Aspects
Using Traditional Stonemasonry Techniques On Modern Buildings
On May 30, 2016 by DezWhile the art of stonemasonry goes back thousands of years, it is no less valuable today. Many modern builders employ the skill of a stonemason to create or improve existing stonework, with beautiful and often informative engravings. Common examples of stonemasonry techniques being used include foundation stones for buildings and memorials that feature decorative stone engravings. Ideally,