• Everything You Need to Learn About Testing Fire-Rated Doors

    It is easy to limit yourself to sprinklers, alarms and other conventional devices when you think about fire protection systems. However, do you know that you can use other features and fittings to enhance the levels of fire safety in your commercial space? Fire-rated doors are a good example. The doors come as an assembly that effectively compartmentalizes smoke and flames or provides safe egress against extreme radiant heat. Fire-rated doors mitigate the risk of injury and property damage by a large margin, and you are better off learning a thing or two about them.
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  • 3 Signs Your Roller Door Torsion Springs Have a Problem

    If your roller doors aren't working quite right, you might not be sure exactly where the problem lies. These doors and their mechanisms have a lot of different parts which can all prevent them from opening and closing properly. In some cases, the problems you're having give you an indication of where the problem might lie. For example, if you have faulty or damaged torsion springs, then your doors will act in specific ways.
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  • 5 Tips for Choosing A Garage Door for Your Home

    Whether you are building a new home or renovating, you need to select a garage door that is not only aesthetically appealing but also functional and a valuable part of your home, should you choose to re-sell.  However, this can be a challenging task, especially if this is your first time buying a garage door. Because the garage door is used almost twice every day as you leave and get back from work, you need a steady and well-functioning garage.
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  • How to Choose the Best Mesh for Your Security Screens and Doors

    One good way to add security to your home is to choose heavy-duty mesh for window screens and entryway doors. The standard mesh used for most window screens and for screen doors is very lightweight and easy to bend or cut, so that it doesn't add much security or protection to the home. Security doors and security window screens usually come with a wide variety of mesh choices, so you can opt for what works for your needs in particular, to keep your home safe and secure but comfortable for occupants as well.
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  • A Few Tips for Choosing a Wood Heater for Your Home

    If you love the look of a built-in fireplace, but don't have the room or the budget to have one installed in your home, you might opt for a wood heater instead. A wood heater, or wood-burning stove, is a stand-alone unit that only needs construction for a vent that goes through an exterior wall. These heaters come in a wide range of sizes and styles, so you can find one that fits a small bedroom, or one that is perfectly proportionate for a large living and dining space.
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  • 7 Tips to Improve Your Home's Security

    Did you know that household burglary is among the most prevalent crimes in Australia? As a homeowner, you must be concerned about the best measures you can take to secure your home. The following tips will show you how you can safeguard your house, making it the haven it should be. Security Doors Your front door is the first line of defence in your home. Most burglars target houses that seem easy to break in.
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  • How to Choose the Right Material for Your Home's Garage Door

    When choosing a garage door for your home, you need to consider the material of the door and not just its overall look and style. Some materials are more durable than others, while some might need more maintenance and care over time. Before you shop for garage doors for your home, note a few differences in their materials so you choose one that you'll be happy with and that will work for you in particular for as long as you own your home.
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  • 5 Ways to Make a Security Door Look Beautiful

    Security doors can be an essential part of keeping your home or business safe, but they don't have to be all might and no beauty. You can actually find beautiful decorative security doors that enhance the look of your home or building whilst also making it more secure. Wondering what features to look for? Here are some ideas. 1. Colours Metal security doors can come in almost any colour. Some manufacturers or installers offer preset colours while others let you customize the colours.
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  • Choosing a bathroom shower screen door

    Whether you are in the process of remodeling your bathroom or fitting one in a new house, one of the more aesthetically pleasing and reliable options is to install shower screens to control the water flow, restricting it to where it should go. Baths and showers can cause unnecessary spillage in the bathroom which may ruin any furniture and interior design aspects. It is worth noting that glass shower screens come in a wide variety of types and designs and you should pick one that suits your preferences, bathroom requirements and budget.
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