Kitchen floors
Kitchen floors need to be able to take quite a beating - but they also need to be forgiving on your feet, knees and...
Louvre windows
Have a series of blade that tilt to open
Opened by handle, lever or remote control
Blades can be made of glass, aluminium and timber
Louvre windows...
What subfloor do I need?
There are a lot of factors that will affect what sort of subfloor your home uses. It's normally not so much a matter of...
Carpet ratings, classification and labels
When you're buying a carpet, ACCS star rating labels will help you to determine which carpets are best suited for your purposes.
In Australia, carpet...
How to pick your flooring
Choosing the right surfaces for floors is as much about safety and suitability as it is about style. Find out how to make the...
What’s in a floor?
There's a lot more to floors than just the surface you see and walk on. Find out how different kinds of floors are made,...
Bushfire regulations for flooring
Certain regulations apply to the way floors should be constructed in bushfire prone areas of Australia. Find out what you need to know.
The right...
Waterproofing for floors
An important part of building a bathroom is to ensure that floors and walls are properly waterproofed, to prevent rot and mould.
Why is waterproofing...
Building on reactive soil sites
When planning a new home or extension, the type of soil on your block can have a significant impact on your foundation design and your construction budget. If you're building on a reactive soil site, understanding the risks and requirements can help you avoid future structural issues.
How to clean and repair carpet
Properly cleaning carpet on a regular basis is a good way to keep it looking fresh and new, and to keep allergens under control.
Make...









