A Guide to Restoring Furniture

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Restoring furniture isn't an easy thing to do. Thankfully, I have started this fantastic blog which will give you all of the information you need to start restoring old furniture. Fixing up old furniture can save you money and allow you to enjoy your favourite pieces long after they have reached the end of their natural lifespan. I wasn't always knowledgeable about restoration techniques. In fact, I knew next to nothing until my brother-in-law began giving me classes in the evenings. Since then, I have learnt all kinds of very cool stuff which I would love to share with you here.

Latest Posts

The Many Benefits of an Asbestos Survey

30 January 2024

Asbestos is a hazardous substance that has been li …

Modern Infrastructure Rehabilitation: The Role of Crack Injection Services

8 August 2023

Cracks in structures are not just unsightly; they …

Two Carpet Restoration Tips for Those With Old Carpets

28 February 2023

Here are two carpet restoration tips for those wit …

What Are the Main Steps of Flood Damage Restoration?

18 October 2022

If your home has flooded, then you could be thinki …

Benefits of Upgrading to Steel Beams in Your Cabin

16 May 2022

Cabin living usually means having a fully wooden c …

How to Conduct a Full Asbestos Audit When You Buy a Property for Renovation

12 November 2018
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When you buy a property with the aim of redeveloping it for another purpose, regulations dictate that the outgoing owner has to declare whether they are aware of any imperfections or not. This will allow you to make an educated assessment of its value and decide whether you want to move forward, in the knowledge that you may have to do something about the "issue" thereafter. You may be faced with this type of situation as you have bought this property at a good price, with the intent of repurposing it for commercial reasons, such as a retail outlet or restaurant. Read More

What To Do If You Find Asbestos In Your House

18 October 2018
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While it may seem like people have known that asbestos was dangerous for a long time, it is an unfortunate reality that so many houses and buildings in Australia still have the dangerous fibre in their walls and ceilings. If you are doing some construction or some running repairs on your home and you discover that your house has asbestos and you have disturbed it don't panic, there are things you can do to get it safely removed so that there is no future danger for you or your household. Read More

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Foundation Repairs Company

16 October 2018
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The foundation of your house plays a critical role by enhancing the stability of the entire structure. Therefore, if you notice minor cracks on your floor or sinking/slanting walls, it is best to fix the problem as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the more complex the damage will get. Besides, the situation creates a risky environment for your family. Since foundation restoration is not a DIY project, you need the services of a foundation restoration company. Read More

How to Create a Home Base for Your New Boating Hobby

10 October 2018
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There is a good reason why many people want to live near to the water, and if you're a red-blooded Australian, you may have purchased a lovely lakeside home just for this reason. Once you get everything set up, you will be able to take your new boat through a series of interlinked channels to explore the surrounding countryside, and you cannot wait to get started. If the previous owners did not have any water wings, however, you may have to install a pontoon first so you've got a place to base your craft. Read More

Reasons You Should Waterproof Your Basement

8 September 2018
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Even when you don't use your basement, waterproofing it is in your best interests. As an area of your home that can leave your property vulnerable to water damage, there are lots of reasons why you should waterproof it. You'll reduce your flood risk, no matter where you live Waterproofing contractors have an excellent understanding of flood risks in the areas they serve. After assessing your basement, they'll install specialist drainage systems. Read More

A Guide to Restoring Furniture