Security Doors Can Do More Than Just Bolster Your Residential Security
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17 February 2022
When it comes to protecting your home and those you love from harm, installing a security door can be a wise investment.
Unlike traditional entry doors made of timber frames, security doors boast a sturdy frame made of steel, aluminium or other high-strength metal materials. These doors also feature metal grilles set in the frame and heavy-duty security locks to make it harder for intruders to break in through the doors.
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How to Know When to Get a Garage Door Motor Replacement
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8 October 2021
A normally functioning garage door opener is crucial for ensuring the smooth and convenient operation of your residential garage door, but it's the electric motor installed within the opener itself that makes everything else move in the right direction by transforming electrical power into motion.
If your opener motor is bad, your garage door will either work erratically or fail to work at all. Being able to watch out for the early warning signs of a failing garage door motor will allow you to plan for a motor replacement before you end up needing one due to sudden motor failure.
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Two Tips to Follow When Buying a Garage Door
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2 August 2021
Here are some tips to follow if you need to buy a garage door.
1. Get one with windows if your garage lacks artificial lighting
If your garage only has one overhead light and very few electrical sockets into which you could plug lamps, then you should look for garage doors with windows. This will enable you to get enough light into the garage during the day to enable you to possibly DIY this space or work on your vehicle without leaving the garage door wide open for light.
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Choosing a Door for Your Glass Shower
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20 May 2021
A glass shower enclosure opens up a bathroom and infuses it with an airy feel. Because nowhere is closed to view, the room will appear larger. However, rather than transparent glass, you could install frosted panels that provide privacy in the shower. These obscure panels let soft, diffused light flow around the room, which won't seem so expansive as with clear screens. Another practical factor that you'll need to address when planning a new shower is what door style to install.
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