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• Газовая промышленность Япония преобразовывает в художественную галерею!
• Как настил твёрдой древесины сделан
• Ремонтировать деревянные передовые практики Siding

Газовая промышленность Япония преобразовывает в художественную галерею! Posted: 02 Apr 2011 02:31 AM PDT Various prefectures (jurisdictions) of Japan decided to take the gloom out of their industrial gas sites by transforming them into an outdoor visual delight. These friendly decorated gas tanks are scattered throughout Japan adding a touch of fun to the landscape. Below is a selection of these customized giants! In the Niigata prefecture – The Hikari – Chan and Gatto – Kun! In the Niigata prefecture - Tokkikki – The Prefectural Mascots! In the Niigata prefecture – The Shibata gas mascot, Nicotan! In the city of Kiryū, Gunma prefecture – A giant Soccar Ball! In the city of Yokkaichi, Mie prefecture (Honshu Island) - Ōnyūdō (A large Monk)! In the Chiba prefecture, the city of Tomisato – a giant Watermelon! In the Niigata prefecture - Flowers and Butterflies! In the Morioka, Iwate Prefecture - The character of Monika Gas – Dancing the Sansa Odori! In the Niigata prefecture – Taisha (A wheeled fish)! In the Kofu, Yaminashi prefecture – making an impact on the skyline! In Takizawa, the Iwate prefecture – Another giant Water melon! In the Saitama prefecture – The boxer Kintaro Okadayama! In the Gunma prefecture (Honshu Island) - Welcome to Isesaki! Gas tanks making an impression as the famous Nintendo Kirby! In the Nara prefecture – Godai-Chan (the mascot of tourism for the city of Kashihara) Who says that art has to be on canvas! These wonderful industrial works of art have turned the gas industry in Japan into an open air expressive art gallery portraying giant images full of character and color. These unique projects will hopefully stimulate similar artistic impressions around the globe! Source:

Как настил твёрдой древесины сделан Posted: 01 Apr 2011 12:00 PM PDT Как упоминает в несколько местах на этом всепокорном блоге ours, мы недавно посетили стан настила твёрдой древесины в Квебек, и увидели из первых рук как пола твёрдой древесины сделаны. Удачливейше, мы решили что будет хорошей идеей принять нашу видеокамеру вперед, для того чтобы увидеть если мы смогли показать вас, то, наши читатели, что она что мы увидели. И какая хорошая идея было. Мы сняли это видео, которое кратко обзор что случается после того как древесная зелень (то есть, древесина которая была отрезана в планки на лесопилке) приезжает на стан настила твёрдой древесины. Взгляните: Приветственные восклицания! Роб. Как настил твёрдой древесины сделан столб от: BuildDirect. Мы покрываем разнообразие продукты включая прокатанный настил, пола домашнего улучшения твёрдой древесины, bamboo настил, плитку, decking и больше. Мы также предлагаем широкий диапазон info на дизайне интерьера, расквартировывая тенденции, дом как к, зеленое здание и прожитие, и больше. Родственные столбы: Процесс печи настила твёрдой древесины суша Выбирать вид настила твёрдой древесины Настил твёрдой древесины белой золы

Ремонтировать деревянные передовые практики Siding Posted: 01 Apr 2011 09:00 AM PDT Making repairs to wood siding can be a simple task, depending on where the repairs need to be made. If the location is close to the ground, then this process is very simple. The higher up the repair the harder it will be to reach, but the process remains simple. Most wood siding is installed and then a sealer is applied. This sealer prevents water from being absorbed into the wood surface. This absorption can cause warping, twisting, and can ultimately lead to rot. One of the most common forms of sealant is paint. The paint creates a thick coating over the wood siding, thus preventing moisture from reaching the wood beneath. When the elements begin to get harsh, then the paint can crack as a result of expansion, or begin to bubble and peel. Once this happens there is no protection over the wood that is keeping the water and moisture out. Repairing wood siding materials list When you are beginning yor siding replacement you will need to have some key materials on hand. Having a replacement piece readily available might not be an option, so going and checking on the type you need is an important step before going out and purchasing replacement pieces. If you are curious about your option in siding quality, or with other materials for your project, there are free samples and materials available to help you. Here is a quick list of items that you will need for you project: Replacement siding Hammer Galvanized nails. Do not use copper nails as they can discolor the wood. Primer/Sealer Paint Hand saw Miter box Measuring tape Caulk Pry bar Once you have your supplies, you are ready to begin your project. Here is a step-by-step process on how to replace and repair your siding. Replacing damaged wood siding Locate the piece that needs to be removed. Slip the pry bar under the individual piece. Begin to work slowing, rocking the piece back and forth to loosen and remove. By working slowly you are ensuring that the surrounding pieces will not be damaged. Once loosened, take off the piece by slipping under the piece that is resting on top of it. This is a good time to do an inspection of the underside of the siding. Check the paper lining for water damage and surrounding areas. This could help prevent further damage to other parts of the structure. Use the old piece as a guide for the length of the new piece. Measure how long it is, and then using your miter box and hand saw, cut to size. Take the new piece of siding and place under the original piece. The bottom of the new piece should be resting on top of the piece below. The positioning should be the same as the original piece. Applying wood siding paint or other sealant Nail the new piece into the existing furring strips, using the galvanized nails. These nails should penetrate the woods surface by at least two inches in order to guarantee a good grip. Caulk the nail holes and joint splits that are on either end of the new piece of siding. The caulk should be a water resistant, paintable exterior grade silicone. Prime the new piece of siding. Paint. Enjoy! The new piece should have a snug fit with the rest of the siding pieces. There should not be any gaps and the paint color should match. When the project is completed, onlookers will never know that there was a repair made, they will think that your home always looked that good. Repairing Wood Siding Best Practices is a post from: BuildDirect. We cover a variety of home improvement products including laminate flooring, hardwood floors, bamboo flooring, tile, decking and more. We also offer a wide range of info on interior design, housing trends, home how to, green building and living, and more. Related posts: Installing Cedar Siding Best Practices Installing Fiber Cement Siding Stucco Siding Repair: 6 Steps to Better Stucco Exteriors

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