Your bathroom is rather small, it does not have a window for natural light, and the tiny vanity mirror hanging over your pedestal sink just does not do anything for the space at all. You give some of the ceiling-height or rather large wall mirrors for bathrooms a look, and you decide that you can install one of these mirrors and make a drastic difference. Even though it may look like installing a mirror is a straightforward process, it can actually be a lot harder than you think.
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It happens to everyone: at some point, the door on the shower acts up. It won't close smoothly, or you have to shove it open as if it were a 50-ton slab of rock. The causes of a stuck or malfunctioning shower door are simple, and some of them you can fix yourself. Others benefit from professional attention, and one in particular absolutely needs a professional approach. The good news is that, no matter the cause, it can be solved quickly.
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Whether you are renovating a commercial building or erecting a new one, the window glass you choose will either complement its design or detract from it. In addition, the glass quality and thickness you select for the windows will greatly affect the building's ratings for energy efficiency and noise reduction.
Choosing the right window glass for your commercial building project relies on many different factors. To assist you with your selection, consider the following information about the three best options.
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If you are planning a complete remodel of your bathroom, you might be thinking about giving the shower a whole new life with a glass shower enclosure. If you have never used one, you might question whether it is really worth the investment. The truth is that glass shower enclosures are a great option for a stylish, modern shower that will boost your home's resale value. Here are some things you should know about these shower enclosures before you make your decision.
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Living in an area that's prone to severe storms during tornado season can be a scary prospect, but there are some steps you can take to help protect your house against potential damage. Work with a contractor and use the following tips to prep your home for severe storms and potential tornadoes.
Impact-Resistant Windows
Impact-resistant windows are used in hurricane zones to protect against glass shattering during severe storms. If you live in an area prone to tornadoes, these windows can provide essentially the same service for your home.
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