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Bird's-Eye View: The Science Behind Construction And Contracting

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Bird's-Eye View: The Science Behind Construction And Contracting

Hi! I'm AJ and I have an unusual hobby. I love abseiling down buildings - legally, of course. It is a growing tourist activity and I have been lucky enough to try it in many parts of the world. When you are on top of a building and then making your descent, you really have time to admire the overall construction and materials used. It is actually mind-boggling to think about the builders and machines who have put together such amazing architecture. I've been reading quite a few books lately about construction techniques and I'm quite in awe of the science involved. I hope that you find the science behind construction as fascinating as I do. Thank you for your time.

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Many homeowners prefer to use stone benchtops as their kitchen countertops. This is mostly because they are made from a durable material which gives them a long life span and few maintenance requirements. Stone kitchen benchtops are perfect for kitchens due to their unique features, such as scratch resistance. This type of benchtop comes in various styles and colours, giving homeowners a wide selection to choose from. Are you still not convinced about choosing stone benchtops for your kitchen? Read More 

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Recycling has been and is still a significant issue, especially if you consider the amount of information households and businesses have access to. Despite this, a lot still needs to be done, and garbage removal service providers are at the forefront of this fight. Waste removal services ensure less waste ends up in landfills which reduce pollution to the environment. However, garbage removal companies cannot do it all by themselves, and that is why households and communities must play their part. Read More 

When It Is Time To Refinish Your Timber Flooring: 4 Signs You Cannot Miss

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With surface finishing, your timber flooring will not only look great but also last longer. The good news is that you can refinish your floor up to 6 to 8 times before you have to think of replacing it. When it is time, your timber flooring will definitely let you know it needs that new coat of finish. What should you keep an eye out for that will tell you that your timber floor needs sanding and refinishing? Read More 

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If there is one truck accessory that every construction firm must have, it is a truck seat cover. The reason is that truck seats experience a lot of exposure to harsh elements, especially in construction sites. Not only do quality seat covers extend a truck's interior, but they also ensure that your drivers are comfortable during truck operations. However, you can only enjoy the benefits if you buy quality truck seat covers. Read More 

Nurturing Recycling Champions: Three Fun Activities for Recycling in Schools

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The classroom is one of the best places to teach the future generation on the principals of reducing, reusing and recycling. Schools generate a lot of waste as hundreds of student use supplies every day. Outside of food waste and general waste, recyclables such as paper, cartons, glass bottles, jars and plastic bottles make good materials that can be used to help students learn the importance of recycling and prevent potentially useful materials from ending up into garbage bins and landfills. Read More