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Clawfoot Tub Style for Contemporary Bathrooms

Clawfoot Tub Style for Contemporary Bathrooms

by Guest Post on May 25, 2012

Perhaps the most helpful suggestions to create allure in your home would be by improving your bathroom.   It's actually a room that profoundly impacts the market value and visual appeal of your property.   A bathroom is a place in your home which can be used as a stylish retreat, which can be essential to a balanced life in a chaotic world. Continue reading →

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Tips for Using Slipcovers on Awkward Shaped Furniture

Tips for Using Slipcovers on Awkward Shaped Furniture

by Guest Post on May 14, 2012

Furniture slipcovers are great for improving the appearance of old sofas and chairs, or for protecting good quality furniture from pet hairs and general wear and tear. Ready made slipcovers are inexpensively priced and come in various sizes to fit most standard shaped seats. Continue reading →

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How to Lay Self-Adhesive Vinyl Floor Tiles

How to Lay Self-Adhesive Vinyl Floor Tiles

by Jessica Ackerman on Apr 27, 2012

When many people think of laying Self-Adhesive Vinyl Floor tiles they envision beginning in a corner, peeling back the paper, and sticking tiles to existing flooring until reaching the other side of the room. Laying self-adhesive vinyl tiles is easy, but this is not the way to achieve professional looking results. Continue reading →

Landscape Designs for Backyards without Grass

Landscape Designs for Backyards without Grass

by Guest Post on Jul 2, 2014

Having a lawn in your backyard may be quite tedious and expensive. For maintenance, it will need large amounts of fertilizer, water, and even gas. So, if you are not up for those, you might want to learn about some landscape designs without grass in your backyard. Here are some landscape design ideas for backyards without grass. Continue reading →

How to Create Privacy in Your Yard - Simple Tips You Can Use

How to Create Privacy in Your Yard - Simple Tips You Can Use

by Boris Dzhingarov on Feb 9, 2018

Your yard is meant to be an oasis. It is that place you can escape to, enjoy the fresh air, relax, and feel as though you stepped away from it all. So what happens if your yard offers little in terms of privacy? Continue reading →

How to Turn a Brick Home into a Log Home

How to Turn a Brick Home into a Log Home

by Guest Post on Feb 12, 2010

Turning a brick home into a true log home may not be entirely possible, but achieving the look of a log home is certainly feasible. Creativity, imagination and a willingness to think outside the box will make the transformation smooth and quick. Continue reading →

The Popularity of Polished Concrete Flooring

The Popularity of Polished Concrete Flooring

by Guest Post on May 10, 2017

Concrete Polishing is a very popular process in the commercial market today, providing increased durability and an aesthetically appealing look. As part of the concrete polishing process, the concrete is ground with varying grits of diamond resin pads. Continue reading →

How to Check the Reputation of a Locksmith

How to Check the Reputation of a Locksmith

by Guest Post on Jun 19, 2017

In your life, you might have been faced with an awkward situation in which you had to stay out in the cold since you had lost the keys to your comfortable home, or maybe you had to take a cab to work because you had misplaced your car keys. Continue reading →

What does a Bonded Contractor Mean?

What does a Bonded Contractor Mean?

by 411 on Mar 14, 2013

A bond is an insurance policy for which the contractor pays a premium. It guarantees that the contractor will meet his obligations in a satisfactory manner. Failure to do so should result in the payment of compensation by the bonding company. Continue reading →

3 Ways to Dress Up a Metal Folding Chairs

3 Ways to Dress Up a Metal Folding Chairs

by Guest Post on Jun 8, 2010

Metal folding chairs can be a great addition to a game room, family entertainment area, or simply for guest use. They are often the cheapest and simplest choice for various events that feature larger crowds that will need seating. Continue reading →

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