The cooling tower is an advantageous heat rejection device in commercial cooling applications. Basically, this type of system is designed reject the waste heat in business operations to the atmosphere through evaporation. In simple terms, water is used to absorb the heat from the HVAC systems or even industrial machinery. The heated water is cooled by air as it passes over an area known as fill. This is a structure that breaks the droplets of water to increase the surface area for evaporation. Read More»
A glass kitchen splashback creates a look of unrivaled beauty thanks to its clean lines and aesthetic simplicity. But this elegant glass splashback will begin to look old and unsightly if you allow stains from cooking to embed themselves deeply into the surface for too long. Curry stains are typically more stubborn than other types of food stains because of the amount of spices involved in cooking them. Follow these steps in your quest to remove curry stains from your glass kitchen splashback. Read More»
Planning for a renovation project presents an opportunity for you to increase both the functional and aesthetic appeal of your home. While so many homeowners often focus on remodelling their interior space, very few give enough attention to transforming their outdoor space. Here are a few essential tips you can follow when you are giving your patio a makeover.
Entryway
It is essential for every patio space to have a doorway. Read More»
Tiled showers are attractive, practical and a relatively inexpensive way to update your bathroom - but with so many options on today’s market, it can be difficult to figure out which surface type to choose. To help you out, we’ve had a look at the major pros and cons of three of the most common shower tile materials.
Ceramic: Most shower tiles are ceramic, and there are some great reasons for that: it’s light, it’s affordable, it’s easy to lay, and it comes in many shape or color options. Read More»
When you are building a new custom built home, you not only want it to include features that will make it functional while you are living in the property, but you also want it to be resalable in the future. This means that you need to choose features for your custom built home that buyers on the market are known to pay extra for. This allows your home to be desirable to both you and the real estate market whenever it is listed. Read More»
