Top Tips When Drafting Commercial Buildings

Posted on 19 August 2020

Drafting commercial buildings can be a nerve-wracking experience. More often than not, clients will have unique specifications that may be difficult to implement. Below are some useful tips to guide you when drafting commercial buildings.  Understand The Law The local council will not approve construction plans if they flout the law. Some of your concerns should include:  When buying land with a company or strata title, check whether the company or owners association has pre-approved designs. [Read More]

Three Ways to Use Custom Industrial Grates

Posted on 27 July 2020

When you are looking for a simple solution to problems around your building, one option you should always consider is customised industrial grates. Industrial grates are one of the most versatile tools available for almost any purpose and creating custom industrial grates will allow you to produce the perfect grate for your purposes. How can you use custom industrial grates? While you may not think of grates as being useful on their own, they can be used for a huge range of purposes from trench covers, to mezzanine floors, wheelchair ramps and catwalks. [Read More]

Understanding Acoustic Products: 5 Important Facts About Noise Reduction Coefficients

Posted on 25 June 2020

Are you shopping for acoustic products? You've probably come across the term noise reduction coefficient (NRC). While the technical term may throw you off, it's a very important consideration to make when choosing acoustic panelling. Here are a few important facts about NRCs. 1. What Is NRC? The NRC is the average rating that shows how much sound an acoustic panel product can absorb. It shows how much quieter a product will make your space. [Read More]

Why you should leave asbestos removal to a licensed professsional

Posted on 21 May 2020

It is not unusual to find asbestos as a building material in older homes, especially if they date from before the 1980s. You may be tempted to save money by removing the hazardous material yourself. However, there are many good reasons why it should be left to a licensed professional. The legal situation Firstly, you may not legally be allowed to remove the asbestos. Although the situation varies from state to state, in some states it is illegal altogether, and other states place restrictions on the amount that can be removed by a non-licensed person. [Read More]

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If you are about to commence work on a new home construction job, it is important that you ensure that you are properly prepared. My name is Andy and I am here to offer you my best advice on how you should proceed. I do not work in construction, but I do have a lot of experience of completing DIY projects at the weekends. Sometimes, a job will prove too much for me so I call in professional contractors. These contractors are often kind enough to offer me top tips on how to complete different DIY jobs. I hope you enjoy my blog!

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