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Upgrade Your Home with Area Rugs

6 September 2010

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Most people need more than just a good apartment or house to live. They want to make their living space into a home that is both attractive and comfortable. If you agree, you might want to consider buying the right accessories and home decor. If you do so, then you will not need major upgrades [...]

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Types of Carpet Pads

5 September 2010

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“The performance and life of the carpet installation will depend on the quality of the carpet padding underneath”. This is basically true because carpet padding is the foundation of any carpet installation. Good quality carpet padding will not only add a softer feel to the carpet and give comfort to the homeowner, but also it [...]

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Floor Insulation Guide

2 April 2010

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Floor insulation is a straightforward job for anyone who feels confident doing home improvement on their own. Insulating your floor will stop drafts, saving energy and money on your heating bills. If your floor is old, the best way to insulate it is to work from the basement. Different types of floor require slightly different [...]

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Choosing Stained Concrete Floors

24 March 2010

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Top designers are using stained concrete floors in everything from warehouses to penthouses.  Stained concrete floors offer a beautiful, functional and cost effective flooring option for nearly any space, whether it is residential or commercial floors.  These floors are easy to clean and sanitize, reduce allergens, can be used inside or out, and are extremely [...]

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Outdoor Carpeting Tips

18 March 2010

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If you want to carpet some outdoor areas such as a patio or outdoor lounge, don’t think you’re limited to the unsightly marine carpet that you often see only in green or blue. You most often see this type of outdoor carpeting around and on boat docks and outdoor areas exposed to large amounts of [...]

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Travertine Tile Adds Mediterranean Elegance

7 March 2010

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If you are thinking about renovating or remodeling your home and want to use some stone work then adding travertine is a great choice. This was the building material of choice for most of the structures in Ancient Rome. In fact, the Roman coliseum is the largest structure in the work composed of mostly travertine [...]

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How to Install Slate Tile Flooring

2 March 2010

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Installing slate flooring is a relatively easy project for the home handyman. To get the best results, follow the instructions below. First, prepare your floor. You will need a backer board (rigid panel that provides a sound base for setting the tile). Backer board is available at most home supply stores. Secure backer board to [...]

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Finding Cheap Large Rugs

26 February 2010

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Using large rugs to decorate your home can be a great way to make significant improvements without spending a lot of money in the process. The huge number of rugs available means that any homeowner will be able to find many different designs that suit both their home and their budget. Because of the large [...]

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Decorative Concrete Flooring – Adding A New Dimension To Your Home

26 February 2010

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Durability and versatility are two major benefits to think about if you’re considering decorative concrete floor paint for an indoor or outdoor project. No longer just a canvas for your kids’ chalk masterpieces, concrete has had quite the facelift in the past couple of years. If you’re looking for a cost-effective material that can be [...]

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Beautify Your Home With Cocobolo Hardwood Flooring

17 February 2010

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Although you may not have heard of it, cocobolo is a beautiful tropical hardwood that’s sometimes used for hard wood flooring.  Most of the cocobolo imported into the United States comes from Mexico, but it’s also grown in other Central Americans countries including Panama and Nicaragua. The Mexican cocobolo is usually harvested by workers with [...]

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