Thanks EcoEco, just curious, do you then have to remove the flyscreen each time you open the window or is there a 'winder' to open it through the flyscreen, similar to many awning windows?

We have been advised that we will need aluminum or steel fly screens for all openable windows for our new build as we have a BAL rating of 12.5. Most of our windows will be Tilt and Turn upvc with fly screens on the outside, however I really have my heart set on getting a casement window for the kit...

I hear a lot of people putting in Drying Cupboards in their laundries or houses which I think sounds like a good idea however I'm not sure if it works as well in practice. I've been trying to find threads or google drying cupboards to find information about these cupboards after they've been in for ...

I've never had a walk in robe before but we are having one in our new house. I've always wondered about dust in these small rooms especially when there is no door into it, or doors on the actual wardrobes. I just know that if I leave a pair of shoes under my bed for too long they will get quite dust...

Is it possible to have the window high up and fairly small to make it hard for anyone to get through it? You can lock the window in the open position and use a retractable fly screen on the inside, although I don't know if you can get a retractable screen that you can lock....but if the window is sm...

We will be building our new home hopefully later this year. It will be on 2 acres in the Ballarat Region and we are looking at our heating options. There is no natural gas in the area and we don't want to rely on electricity (with prices increasing each year). We will be having a double sided combus...

Hi All, We will be building a house hopefully later in the year and are planning on putting in Tilt and Turn uPVC windows as I love the idea of them (seen them plenty of times in Europe) and obviously because their performance is excellent. We live in the Ballarat Region so need good double glazed w...