Window Design Choices for Your Home
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Windows are vital to every home and they aren’t installed for aesthetic reasons alone. There are many different types of windows and each type can serve a special purpose.
- Published in Windows
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3 Common Culprits that Cause Window Condensation
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
You might remember learning in science class that the three states of water are: a) liquid b) solid and c) gas. You might also recall that when water changes from liquid to gas, condensation sometimes forms. Maybe you even did a lab experiment in which you left a sealed glass container of water in the sun and watched
- Published in Windows
3 Tips for Repainting Your Front Door
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
A repainted front door makes an excellent first impression of your home. Unless your front door is damaged, energy inefficient or seriously out of date, you can bring a fresh, new and updated look to your home by repainting the entry door. Not only does this improve curb appeal, it will also save you money.
- Published in Front Doors
Comparing Awning and Casement Windows
Monday, 24 February 2014
As you shop for replacement windows for your home, remember that there are many options to choose from. Two possibilities are awning and casement windows. It’s important to know the difference between them and to consider the size of the space, location and room as you make a decision.
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Keyless Door Locks: Pros and Cons
Sunday, 23 February 2014
Keyless door locks have become popular among some homeowners in the past few years, but how secure are they? While the convenience of not having to worry about keeping track of house keys is alluring, this lock option does have some risks. This article helps you make an informed decision when choosing the right kind
- Published in Front Doors
Guide to Replacing a Kitchen Casement Window
Saturday, 22 February 2014
If you have a casement window that needs to be replaced in your kitchen (or another room of your home), you might be considering taking on the project yourself. This video from home improvement expert Ron Hazelton walks you through the necessary steps in the removal and installment process so that you can decide if
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Sliding Doors that Look like French Doors
Friday, 21 February 2014
There’s nothing like a sliding glass door to really open up a room! A sliding glass door can bring the feeling of the outside to the inside of your home. As you sit comfortably in your family room, kitchen or dining room, the colors and scenery of your backyard become intermeshed with the interior– without
- Published in French Doors
6 Steps to Transforming Your Window into a Mini-Greenhouse
Friday, 21 February 2014
Yes, you heard me right. You can turn an ordinary window into a mini-greenhouse by following 6 easy steps. This article at Martha Stewart’s website also lists the materials you’ll need for this dyi project. Bring your garden indoors with this unique design idea!
- Published in Eco Friendly
Remedy to Common Wood Rot Problems
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Have your windows developed wood rot? It’s important to fix wood rot around windows and doors so that it doesn’t spread and infect other wood parts of your house and possibly cause structural damage.
- Published in Windows
Sidelights: Your Secret to Amazing Curb Appeal
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Spring is just around the corner and you might be getting ready to put your home on the market to sell. Or, you may love where you live but want to make it an even more attractive and enjoyable space for you and your family.
- Published in Front Doors