Home Improvement Articles (Sorted by date)

Why Use a Property Manager?

Most experienced property investors use property managers. Why? Because they make you money.Property management isn’t just about collecting rent. It’s about ensuring your property is always rented, ensuring you have the best possible...
Glenn MurrayMay 26, 2004

10 Feng Shui Tips for a Better Life

Ever walked into a house that felt like home? Ever reminisced about the best year of your life, and wondered why everything came together for you? It could be Feng Shui.Simply put, Feng Shui is about creating a harmonious environment.
Glenn MurrayMay 26, 2004

Architect or Building Designer – Who Do You Choose?

Thinking of building a new home or complex? Will you use an architect or a building designer? Both are involved in the design of buildings – their appearance, layout, structure, and so on.
Glenn MurrayMay 26, 2004

Is A Good Bargain Worth Paying For?

Most of us love a bargain. But is it the joy of the chase or the joy of the purchase that really motivates us? Is a bargain hunt without all the trappings of hard work, negotiation, bluff and counter bluff any fun at all?
Caroline MurphyMay 26, 2004

Help Choosing Door and Window Hardware

Who would be the best person to help you find suitable fixtures and fittings for doors and windows? Architects are trained to create designs that are structurally sound, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.
Alison ArnoldMay 26, 2004

No More Estate Agent Fees

Follow a few simple guidelines, and marketing your own home can be easy. And it will save you thousands.The recent property boom has a lot of people thinking of selling. Unfortunately, the costs of selling can really eat into your profit.
Glenn MurrayMay 26, 2004

Ship Ahoy! The Nautical Touch in Your Outdoor Living Space

Would you rather be sailing or are you strictly a shore bird? Whether you're land-locked or seaside, you can create a nautical look in your outdoor living space by following a few easy principles.
Debbie RodgersMay 25, 2004

Pine Furniture Care Guide

First, some background on PINE WOOD. Pine is a naturally soft wood which continues to "breathe", based upon changes in the local (home, office, store, etc.) humidity and temperature.
Steve HattrickMay 24, 2004

Hand Stripping Furniture

Directions for HAND Stripping. Work with plenty of ventilation, safety goggles or glases, and skin protection. Stay out of the direct sun and stay protected from wind or strong drafts if working outside. Work in small areas starting at the top and...
Steve HattrickMay 24, 2004

Home Sweet Home

All of us live in houses but how many of us know how to make it a real ‘HOME’. You may have a very small house with a few rooms: not much to boast about… However, if you follow some very simple and practical steps you can make your...
Akanksha SinhaMay 19, 2004