Your home garage door in the UK might fail to function effectively at one time or the other. Just like your house door, the door of your garage is one of the busiest parts in your home because it is opened and closed on daily basis. This means that some…
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Ideal Summer Bedding Plants
May is usually the month when early morning frosts become incredibly rare or totally non-existent and it is possible to begin planting out bedding plants for Summer flowering. For many householders, it’s also the time to prepare the hanging baskets and container pots which are lined up on the patio.…
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Tips for buying a shed
Do buy a shed from a reputable company or manufacturer. Although it is likely to be more expensive, consider buying a shed constructed from higher quality timber – red wood pine will last longer than white wood spruce. Make sure you construct your shed on a solid, level base and…
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Electric Garage Doors – Ensure Home Safety
Are you fed up with having to escape from your automobile only to close or open the garage door? Are you tired of having to close or open the garage door for somebody else? Well, in either case, the solution for you might be garage door openers. These are generally…
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Jobs to do in the garden in April
There’s plenty to do around the garden this time of year, especially if it has been neglected a little over the cold, winter months. Make sure you mow your lawn with the mower blades set at a medium height. Sow seeds wherever you have any bare patches. Apply a fertiliser…
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Looking after your lawn
You may think that having a lawn means that you will need to do very little maintenance and that your lawn will mostly “look after itself”. Of course, this is not strictly true, but working on your lawn little and regularly will reap benefits later. You will need to mow…
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Looking after your pond during the Winter months
On days when the mercury dips below zero, it is inevitable that the water in your pond will freeze over. If your pond is stocked with fish, then it is important that you do not just smash the ice on the surface as the shock waves may kill your fish.…
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January Jobs for the Garden
After the enjoyment and festivities of Christmas, January can arrive with a depressive, dreary feeling. So, wrap up warm, get out into the garden and work off some of those extra Christmas calories piled on in December. There are plenty of chores to tackle during January. Look over your trees…
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Why Aluminium Entrance Doors Are the Best for Any Residential or Commercial Building
Entrance doors are one of the special features of a building. A high quality entrance door not only improves the design of the building but it also makes better, the first impression that visitors to the home will have. Currently, the market is stocked with quality manufactured doors ranging from…
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Maintenance of your garden shed
It may be small and forgotten at this time of year, nestled at the bottom of your garden but, in order to keep your shed fit for purpose as a store for garden tools, seeds, spring bulbs and the lawnmower, it is a good idea to give it a maintenance…
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Garden Chores to Tackle in November
Once we turn back the clocks and the evenings start drawing in, we may feel like hibernating in the warmth of our cosy homes and we might think that there is nothing much to do in the garden until the snowdrops and daffodils start to bloom in early Spring. However,…
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Autumn Planting of Daffodils
Hosts of daffodils not only give inspiration to 19th century poets but also are a sure sign to many that Spring and warmer weather is well on the way. However, in order to have daffodils blooming in your garden in March then you will need to be planting bulbs from…