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3 Options for 3 Budgets: Bi-Fold Doors, Stacking Doors and Sliding Doors to Enhance Your Home
Bi-Fold Doors, Stacking Doors and Sliding Doors are excellent ways of adding a modern touch to your home. All three doors provide a higher level of ambience and are a better way to link both your indoor and outdoor living spaces. With Australia’s love …
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Assetbuild – Making the Most of a Narrow Lot
We sat down with the Director of Assetbuild, Kevin Bishop, to chat about one of their latest client homes and find out what it takes to make the most from a narrow lot. A wall of fixed glass windows fills the living room with natural light and creates …
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Broadwater Builds – Your Home, Your Way
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Floor to ceiling Jason Commercial Windows create a striking three-storey elevation Your home, your way is the philosophy Broadwater Builds live by to provide clients complete flexibility with the design and product s …
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Does Aluminium Rust? Managing Aluminium Corrosion
Aluminium frames are well known for being strong, reliable and corrosion resistant. While Aluminium is certainly more resistant than most metals when it comes to corrosion, if not maintained regularly, the risk of corrosion can increase. Research on Al …
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Energy Efficient Glass for your Windows
Which type of glass is the right choice for creating an energy efficient home? Choosing the right type of glass to help save money on your power bills is not always easy. It is estimated that 40% of a home’s heating energy can be lost, and 87% of its h …
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Get The Drop On Window Condensation
Simple ways to prevent window condensation in your home. You know the scene. Tim and Lex stranded as their breathing starts to quicken, the car windows begin to fog, and T-Rex attacks. Rose’s hand sliding down the steamy window in Titanic. Or when Uma …
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How to Avoid Window Restrictors in Double Storey Homes
You may have recently moved into your two-storey home. It looks great and it feels great, but there is a bit of confusion. Your top floor windows just won’t open beyond a certain point! Is something wrong with your windows? Are there window restrictors …
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How To Diagnose and Replace a Broken Boltlock Snib
A broken boltlock snib could be a sign of an underlying issue with your sliding or stacking door, such as out of alignment rollers, loose keepers, or a problem with the lock body. We asked our friendly service team for some advice if this is happening …
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