If your business is located in an area that is subject to hurricanes and tropical storms, you should consider installing hurricane impact windows. This type of glass is designed to protect against high winds, but more importantly, against impact from flying objects due to the storm. The following are a few things you should know about them0
Storm windows are different from regular windows
Hurricane windows are made of two sheets of glass with a laminated webbing between the two sheets for strong wind resistance.
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If your bathroom is your least-favorite part of your home due to its small size, you may feel as though you've already gone through all the possible ways you can maximize the storage and function of this often-used room. But when a remodel (or a new home) isn't an option, it's important to do what you can to make your small bathroom as functional and efficient as it can be. Read on for three ways you can instantly (and inexpensively) enlarge a small bathroom.
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Window replacement is a labor and cost intensive venture that needs the expertise of a professional and experienced window contractor. Before embarking on it you need to ask yourself the following three questions:
Do I have the budget for window replacement right now? Is it necessary to replace these windows? Am I prepared to replace my windows? Windows often make up 5% of the cost of remodeling. For example, if it will cost you $100,000 to remodel your home, the windows and doors will take $5000, which is a tidy sum.
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Quality will always trump quantity. In a world where there are so many options to choose from, never forget that quality is the gateway to simple luxuries.
Why invest in low quality window glass that will need constant replacement instead of quality panes that will work for years and provide you with the best insulation and protection. In the long run, you will spend more money on the cheaper panes compared to the daunting one-time amount you must cough up for the quality option.
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Patio enclosures can extend the amount of time you can spend on your patio year-round, but you'll want to make sure you select the right enclosure to fit your needs. Here are a few things to consider, as you begin your search for a patio enclosure for your home.
Screened Enclosures
Screened enclosures serve a wide range of purposes during the summer months. They can help to keep mosquitoes and other bugs at bay, and they also provide a covered environment for setting out a buffet at your backyard barbecues.
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