Choosing the Best Handrails for Your Home or Office
‘If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen’ may be a tired old cliche, but one based on an unavoidable truth — commercial kitchens get very, very hot. The accumulated heat from multiple commercial-grade stoves, ovens and hot water systems running simultaneously can make the kitchen of the most modest restaurant a stifling hot place to work, and installing an efficient air conditioning system is a must for the comfort, productivity and safety of your chefs, cooks and servers. Read More»
Building a barn on your homestead means considering the construction from the ground up. You will need to consider everything from the foundation to the material used on the barn. You will also need to consider your weather and the strength of the barn during that weather. If this sounds like the point you are at with your barn building project, consider the following three reasons that you need to use screw piles in the construction. Read More»
Stainless steel is favoured over carbon steel for certain custom metal fabrications designed for commercial and industrial use because of the material’s resistance to discolouration and oxidation in the presence of air and water. Unfortunately, there is no metal which is completely impervious to the changes which occur in an uncontrolled environment. In simple terms, stainless steel will remain appealing and structurally sound if there are no harsh ambient conditions. However, if the fabricated stainless steel product is exposed to some adverse surroundings, you will notice the loss of the original shine and other signs of deterioration. Read More»
Slimline tanks are useful for storing water in a convenient and cost-effective manner. As water continues to become a scarce resource around the world, industries in Australia are facing the challenge of maintaining adequate water reserves to facilitate their operations. Indeed, industries require a consistent water supply to use as a raw material and to cool and lubricate their machines.
Slimline tanks are becoming popular options for large water tanks because they are portable, convenient to use and install, and they don’t compromise on water capacity. Read More»
Both steel and polyethylene (plastic) water tanks have their pros and cons. For example, stainless steel tanks are the most durable, while polyethylene tanks are the most rust-resistant. For most homeowners, there is an equal number of pros and cons for each option. However, if your property sits on hilly, rugged land, a plastic water tank can offer you unique benefits that steel tanks simply don’t have. Here are 3 reasons why you should choose polyethylene for your hilly home water tank. Read More»
