When a bathroom is properly tiled and you do the plumbing properly, it is unlikely that you will deal with leaks and similar complications. However, even the best-built bathrooms can develop weaknesses that lead to slow water damage. When water starts leaking through the grout, it is often an indication of slow damage that has been taking place for a long time. The best way to fix the problem is by first fixing the source of the water leakage and then fixing the grout. [Read More]

When you start thinking about DIY kitchens, you probably have experience and want to save on costs. Some individuals also have a belief that if they did something themselves, it would turn out much better. Whatever your reasons for DIY kitchens are, note some tips you should keep in mind. Planning is Key Don't start any construction until you have laid out a plan for everything, from start to finish. Take measurements, identify the materials and tools you need to purchase, find out how much time you might take, have drawings, reach out to friends or relatives who can help, identify the safety gear you need, etc. [Read More]

If you want to incorporate a splashback that has flair and function, consider glass. Whether your kitchen is contemporary or traditional, you will be sure to find something to complement its aesthetic. Here are some details of how a glass splashback can benefit your home. Hygienic And Easy To Clean The splashback is at the centre of kitchen action, lining the wall behind where you chop, mix and cook food. Its function is to take on inevitable grease and splats and to protect the wall behind, so easy cleaning is a must. [Read More]

Using exposed timber as trusses is not new in the construction industry, thanks to the material's low cost. It explains why exposed timber trusses are used in expansive structures such as warehouses and barns. Today, however, architects are increasingly making exposed timber trusses an architectural technique for residential homes. Consequently, it is common to see exposed timber trusses in most indoor retail spaces, studios, dining rooms and expansive living rooms. Outdoor spaces such as arbours, roofed gardens and outdoor swimming pools have not been left behind. [Read More]