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I changed from one standard height door to two double higher feature doors with glass (Corinthian INF4G).... total cost,… iTalkJul 14, 2009 11:46 am Ensuite Windows
Andy_min what are the dimensions of your double shower and the glass. I want to make sure that we don't end up with water just spraying… Fly screens and doorsLisa - It would be a good idea to go through the window company as you know you will be getting a good fit on the screens and doors.
Strange how PD use A&L for Access and… Hels replied 16 July 2009 ago HelsJul 16, 2009 12:54 pm Double GlazingJust rang Burbank, the base price is $254,900.00. It's strecthing my budget! Leave no room for other costs like driveway, fencing, other… HelynJul 17, 2009 11:32 am Sliding Cavity Door in Established Home...Thanks jbdave... you cant see it in the pic but there is actually already a small wall on the left side, so it's just a matter of putting something in the middle to close… CoNNiE replied 17 July 2009 ago Casa2Jul 19, 2009 4:56 pm I still need curtains?Double glazing does not replace the benefits of curtains, but it does make the windows perform better than single glazed windows.
Single glazed with heavy curtains is… Sheer curtains!!!!sorry fully I don't have the cost of the sheers ... all I know is for that whole window, not the bay one but the plain one, for the blockout roller in Daintree fabric, the… donuts replied 20 July 2009 ago HELP!!! Roman upgrade issue!!!!I just got a call from Vista and they said it would be between $6,500 and $7k for my blinds with their current promotional offer which is 50% off some of the blinds.
I… Honeycomb/Cellular blindsThe hard data is sketchy. Thermal insulation is theoretically better than normal blinds. Acoustic insulation might be beter. Double glazing gives you an STC improvement… Security Door Help Which OneThat aluguard stuff is tough. It does cut down a lot of visibility and airflow, but you could crash a truck into it and it would be fine. At least with the fibreglass mesh… What door options have i gotEssentially a bi-fold is one door cut in half and hinged to fold back on itself. Bi-fold french doors would be two of these which meet together when closed Window brand recommendations
we are owner building and paid a bit extra for dowel as we had them in our other house and they were good and strong. Also someone we know has jason windows and they are… Fitting dummy knobsGive that man a beer 
I never thought of that way to do it. Makes perfect sense now  The screw is 55mm long, so more than enough to get… ECOECO replied 29 July 2009 ago Sliding door for family roomHi
Im big on the sliding cavity doors. I think you will need a 1200mm door. You can get them of the rack. But they are a bit dearer than say a 1050mm @ $90.00. The cavity… Traditional look UPVC windowsHi Daniels,
I think I know which ones you mean. There is a display at the Mornington Home Innovations centre (Bungower RdMornington) and I think the exhibitor is called… Replacing windows in old home
Yes, that's right. Not all but most, and especially some manufacturers... and better quality & performance than nearly all.
PVC… Hume Savoy XS11 Entry Door:lol: Heya Thorney. What a goose I am!!
The windows are actually Decowood - so anodised aluminium with woodgrain effect. Our garage doors are the… Yet another curtain questionif you have a pelmet you will be hidding the heading (top) of the curtain, thus a pencil pleat is usually used.
There are many factors that affect the way the curtain… 4walls replied 18 August 2009 ago DIY Curtains or Vertical blindsI bought some curtains at Spotlight yesterday as there was 20% off. For a pair that would fit a 2.5m window, plus pole and hooks it came to $140. They are good quality too… Hels replied 19 August 2009 ago
Our PVC slider would be maybe 1/10th the price, do the same job (as all sashes slide) and have an integral… Low-E glass and passive solar heating
The best prooduct is rockwool treated with a moisture repelent - it's certified as suitable for inside brick / briock veneer walls when a vapour barrier isn't present and…
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There's just too many things to think of when building. Im starting to think it would have been a lot simpler going through a builder who I…
