Revitalisation renovations Ideas from Easy home renovating
March 8, 2011 by Tim
Filed under Practical Renovation, Renovating, tips
There are heaps of cheap, easy home renovating ideas one can do on a current home.
1 Remove a False ceiling to create a soaring ceiling effect.
2 Paint any heavy dark ceiling beams: a lighter shade it will lift their perceived height.
3 Paint your walls a lighter tone than the floor, ceilings should always be flat white, it will visually expand your rooms.
4 Ensure you have the highest doors that one can fit, it will enhance your sense of space.
5 Re-upholster your furniture to compliment the wall tones or a view.
6 Re-design your Kitchen renovation ideas for space, light and efficiency of use.
7 Feature windows or a Bay window, or even a glass walled Conservatory are all great renovating improvements to your living areas.
8 For maximum space, a feature window, or high set windows even Skylights, add greatly to your light filled family rooms. A skylight will lift the gloom in a dark hallway or Bathroom.These renovating ideas are for both Kitchen renovation ideas, living rooms ideas, everyone wants light and space these days. The trend is towards open plan living areas.
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Kitchen easy home renovating prime home improvement Ideas!
March 7, 2011 by Tim
Filed under Kitchens, Practical Renovation, Renovating, tips
Fashion is always changing, but some handy Kitchen home improvement tips could help.
1 Current fashion likes open plan Kitchens, means linking the Kitchen to the dining area, creating a great sense of space and inclusion.
2 An awkward Kitchen design or lack of Bench space are critical errors.
3 An infill board, that neatly fits atop the spare sink, will make extra, handy bench space.
4 Moving a wall to steal space, from an adjacent room will create a more valuable Kitchen space.
5 One might hide the refrigerator behind a look a like, cupboard door, even use this door as a handy notice board.
6 Converting a Walk in Pantry, to a Pantry cupboard, this will create useful space.
7 Glass faced cupboards and open shelving will create a sense of space.
8 A cupboard to hide the micro wave oven, will reduce clutter.
9 Standardize your Kitchen ceiling and floor heights to create a sense of continuity.
10 High set clerestory windows, will let in heaps more sunlight.
11 An Island bench, can be extended to allow its use as a kitchen table eating bench.
12 One always designs the cupboard to the full height of the ceiling, as it creates a sense of space in the Kitchen.
13 Perhaps the most desired option in a Kitchen is large clear bench space, with all the appliances stored away in cupboards.
These are all simple home renovating ideas, implement what you can. Everyone wants space and light in the Kitchen, these are clear home improvements.
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New renovation building Ideas from easy home renovating no 3
March 1, 2011 by Tim
Filed under Bathrooms, Kitchens, new building products, outdoor rooms, Practical Renovation
I keep discovering new building products, below, I set out some of my home renovating favourites.
1 Highly, polished alloy metal tiles, make a great feature mirror finish in the Bathroom,@ www.alloydesign.com.au
2 Zinc sheet roof products will resist weathering, so no rust, here@ www.vmzinc.com.au
3 Hi-macs is a solid non- porous high gloss sheeting product, great for kitchen benches and bathrooms,@ www.gunnersens.com.au
4 Mondarian is a great masonry product for outdoors situation,@ www.boral.com.au
5 Concrete pre-cast panels provide a strong aesthetic look for feature walls,@ www.bleux.com.au
6 Foldaway beds are great for space starved apartments, these are in many sizes,@ www.interfar.com.au
7 Handy four slice toaster for the bigger family,@ www.kambrook.com.au
8 A robust chopping board, that fits onto the Kitchen sink@ www.maxwellwilliams.com.au
9 A great looking fresh coffee machine,@ www.delonghi.com.au
10 Orientated Strand Board a recycled particle board,@ www.gunnersons.com.au
When you are easy home renovating, finding the right home renovation product is not always easy. So I drew up the websites above as stuff from giant Bunnings, Masters, Ikea, bulk stores can look plain: you might want special items in your quality home improvement.
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Stamp Duty Relief in Victoria
February 20, 2011 by Tim
Filed under Finance, First Home Buyers, Practical Renovation, Renovating
The introduction of a $750M Stamp Duty relief package, in Victoria, for First Home buyers from 1st July, 2011 should prove popular. Initially, a cut of 20% on the Stamp Duty on a new home up to the value of $600,000 is proposed.
The Stamp Duty relief is to expand to a 30% cut by 1/01/2013 and then expand to 50% by 2014.
First Home buyers, might carefully weigh the future Stamp Duty concession{around $3,274 for a $400,00 home} against the likely rise in land values from the new State land tax increases being introduced from 1/07/2011. The Stamp duty relief expands each year, until 2014. I estimate the new land levies could add up to $7,000 to the cost of new land subdivisions. A carbon tax would add an extra $6,000 to the cost of a new home, thus the additional compounding cost is high. First home buyers have been holding off the market over the last year in anticipation of these Stamp Duty cuts. Builders have had to cut their prices and Banks shave their interest margins in response to this weaker demand. The number of first home buyers has fallen to half the prior year figures. reference, H.I.A.
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Solar Panel power generation effects home renovating
February 16, 2011 by Tim
Filed under environmental features, Practical Renovation, Renovating
One of the easiest ways to checkout the veracity of claims for a Solar Panel System, might be to join the Alternative Technology Association, at www.ata .org.au
Dont be caught out by cheap and inefficient systems for your home renovating.
The wide variety and quality of systems creates confusion. The very high cost, relative inefficiency and scrambled series of Rebates and government incentives only confuses the home renovation customers. Over the last year, the REC rebates have picked up dramatically in value. The rise in the Australian dollar, plus increased competition between suppliers, thus lowering the cost of a Solar power system.
The news about current and future rises in electricity costs has become much more clear cut. There are even some self funding home renovating ideas from Bendigo Bank and some electricity suppliers like AGL and Origin. The energy saving can be so significant, that the system are self funding; there are increased incentives to conserve your electricity if you install a Solar Panel Power system. The government is lowering the multiplier value of Renewable Energy Certificates by 20% from systems installed after 1/07/2011. Smart home renovation needs to be done now.
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