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Pidilite’s Dr. Fixit Launches Unique Energy Consumption Systems for Buildings

Dr. Fixit, one of the leading waterproofing brands in the country from the house of Pidilite, unveiled its Low Energy Consumption (LEC) systems. Dr Fixit LEC is a green and sustainable waterproofing and insulation system for roofs and walls, based on a layered built up system that permanently water proofs roofs and walls from rain lash, hot and cold temperatures which in turn lead to high energy savings. Dr Fixit LEC system is the ultimate Armour for cool roofs and walls. With Global temperatures risen significantly over the years, weather elements like sun and rain play havoc with life and durability of concrete construction. The problem gets compounded in urban living spaces which are characterized by concrete construction clusters. With the increasing consumer interest in buying environmentally friendly products and the growing popularity of green bui...

10 Design Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make in Your in Your Kitchen

A lot of life happens in the kitchen. No mater how different our lifestyle may be, a lot of activity revolves around the kitchen: cooking preparing a quick snack, eating breakfast or a 3-course dinner with family or friends. Not only do we socialize in the kitchen, getting together with family and friend over a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, the kitchen is one place that needs to be both beautiful and functional. This raises a double challenge of do’s and don’s in kitchen design. Because of this specialists warn us about the 10 mistakes we should avoid in order to achieve both practical and elegant kitchen design. 1.     Don’t obstruct access to the kitchen triangle. Specialists refer to the sink, stove and refrigerator as the kitchen triangle, the area of greatest activity which requires careful planning and unobstructed access. Of the three, the sink will see the most action and should have easy access to the stove and refrigerator, as well as your co...

The Latest Trends Styles Home’s Exterior

Since most people only see the outside of your home, you’ll want to make a good first impression by choosing an exterior product and style that has great curb appeal. Whether you choose natural or synthetic materials, your exterior should also compliment the interior design of your new home. Just like all home building products, the materials used on the exterior of your home are subject to the latest trends. Here are some exterior products, which continue to remain trendy and stylish because of their durability, sustainability and beauty. Stone Face It’s all about getting the right look, which is why many architects and designers are adding a stone or brick face to their home designs, particularly around the entranceway. Most materials can be found in both natural and synthetic versions. Economics generally prevents most from using real st...