Bob’s Building Blog

Posted on: 22 November 2022
If you are planning the layout for a new store, then you might have already decided to hire a retail fitouts contractor. While you might think that your contractor will simply fit out your store for you, it's also worth looking at their planning and design services before the project starts. For example, many fitout companies offer CAD planning tools. They create detailed three-dimensional computer plans of your store's layout. What are the benefits of using CAD plans before you start work on your fitout?
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Posted on: 16 September 2022
If you are planning some renovations, you may have realised that there are endless possibilities for how you can improve your space. The options are seemingly limitless, from updating the floors to painting the walls to adding new fixtures. However, one home improvement that often gets overlooked is installing louvres. Louvres are a type of window shutter you can use inside and outside the home. Here are five benefits of installing louvres as part of your next home renovation.
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Posted on: 24 June 2022
If you're building a new home, don't forget about the wastewater management system. You might think that wastewater management is only a commercial concern. That's not the case. In fact, wastewater management should be a part of every residential project. The right wastewater management system helps to protect the environment from contamination. But, you do need to start with the right design. Now that you're building your home, read the list provided below.
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Posted on: 28 April 2022
Typical construction activities include excavation, blasting, piling, drilling, using heavy equipment and machinery, deep foundation installations, etc. Usually, such activities generate vibrations that can disturb the site and its surroundings. Therefore, if you have an upcoming construction project, especially on a site bordering several buildings, it would be critical to invest in vibration monitoring devices and equipment. Monitoring vibrations in your construction site is vital in many ways. Here's more on this.
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