The doors you install at entrances in your house play several roles, not the least of which is keeping you, your family and your property safe. They also add to the aesthetics of your property, but you must choose a door that works best for your property. Getting it right is essential because a wrong choice means your door will not work in harmony with the overall structure and design of your house. Continue reading
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Doors provide us with a sense of security in our homes. Doors enable us to leave our rooms and also houses safe by limiting unauthorised entry. Continue reading
There will be no taller buildings in downtown Ipswich this year. This is after the Planning Board dropped the new height limits in an effort to increase the number of residents residing in downtown, which includes the central business as well as the general business districts. Continue reading
Wooden doors are among the best doors that you can consider for your house. Wooden doors can be used as both external and interior doors. There is a broad range of such doors, constructed from ideal timber that will compliment any style of décor.The doors provide a great first impression of your house to visitors. Below are the most common types of wooden doors that you can select from.
A wooden door, in a UK standard size.
If you have read our previous post on door sizes throughout the UK, you might like this one. In the previous article, we noted subtle differences in dimension on both sides of the Scottish border. This time, we take a look at how door heights differ on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Recycled doors Image by Lauryn Lukin (via Shutterstock).
Old wooden doors don’t always die. Some end up as bonfire wood or become coffee tables. In the early 1980s, their use was suggested as part of nuclear fallout shelters in the Protect and Survive booklet. Stefaan De Croock has a more unique way of repurposing recycled doors, and the results are awesome.
Stylish: as seen in a modern style, Oak doors can be effective.
As wood goes, there is nothing more elegant and traditional than the mighty Oak. It is a tree that is associated with all things English, olde worlde, and the National Trust logo. Or Sherwood Forest, where the old oak tree is associated with Robin Hood. Nothing reflects solidity better than oak wood doors.
Wooden double glazed doors such as this Petworth oak one can resemble their older single glazed counterparts.
Double glazed doors: what’s the first thing you think about? Identikit white PVC-U varieties devoid of charm? The fact they are adorn many homes? You probably think that many PVC-U door look the same. Whether PVC-U or wooden, there are some common factors.
A door knocker. Image by Greentellect Studio (via Shutterstock).
Do you remember playing Knock A Door Run? In this game, you tried to knock on as many doors without being caught. It is a prank which dates from the Victorian times. It is also known as Knock Down Ginger and (in North America) Nicky Nicky Nine Doors. Persistent door knocking can land you in trouble, and this happened to Claire Bowden of Shifnal, Shropshire.
Indispensable in public buildings: automatic doors. Image by Dario Diament (via Shutterstock).
Automatic doors are a boon for any public building. From airport terminals to DIY stores, they enable us to carry heavy items to and from our cars. A revolutionary design which saves on manpower, as no-one needs to hold the door for you. For today’s post, we would like to share with you this humorous clip.
