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How to Draught Seal an Aluminium Sliding Door

How to Draught Seal an Aluminium Sliding Door

Are you tired of feeling a cold breeze coming through your aluminium sliding doors? then this article is for you! Keep reading and discover how to stop the breeze coming through your sliding door even when it's closed. When they're new, aluminium sliding doors come...

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What R Value Insulation Is In My Roof?

What R Value Insulation Is In My Roof?

When it comes to insulation in a ceiling, the R-Value is the major factor to think about. R-Value is how thermal insulation is measured. The higher the number, the more effective the insulation is at keeping the heat in or out. Having the right R-Value of ceiling...

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How to draught stopper a pivot door effectively

How to draught stopper a pivot door effectively

Pivot doors are most often found as front doors as an architectural feature.  They are often much larger than a regular hinged door, taller as well as wider.  Unlike a hinged door which only swings in one direction, a pivot door often is able to swing both...

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How to seal floorboard gaps

How to seal floorboard gaps

If you have polished floorboards in your home, you may be aware of gaps between the boards that can let in draughts and make your living space uncomfortable. If you're wondering how to identify and treat floorboard gaps, we've got you covered. Firstly, to determine if...

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Your Cathedral Ceiling Is Not Insulated. How To Fix It?

Your Cathedral Ceiling Is Not Insulated. How To Fix It?

What Is a Cathedral Ceiling A cathedral ceiling is a tall, vaulted ceiling that rises steeply on two sloping sides to meet in the middle. In a home, they are typically found in the living room and occasionally in master bedrooms. They are less common in brand new...

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How to Stop Draughts from Exhaust Fans and 3 in 1 Fans

How to Stop Draughts from Exhaust Fans and 3 in 1 Fans

With Exhaust Fan Cover Draft Stoppa and 3 in 1 Adapter Plate Exhaust fans are basically just large holes in your ceiling.  Most homes have exhaust fans; probably in the bathroom, en-suite, toilets, laundry and kitchen.  If those exhaust fans are in the...

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Acoustics!!! Insulating For Peace And Quiet

Acoustics!!! Insulating For Peace And Quiet

As a homeowner, you want to ensure your home is well insulated in order to keep it comfortable, save money on energy bills, and reduce the impact of the outside world on the comfort of your home. One of the best ways to accomplish these goals is to install acoustic...

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Do Not Over Stuff Your Walls With Insulation

Do Not Over Stuff Your Walls With Insulation

Wall insulation is an important part of any home’s energy efficiency, as it helps to keep heat and cool air from escaping the walls and into the attic or outside. While adding extra wall insulation may seem like a good option, overstuffing can leave your home with...

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