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Monthly Archives: July 2020

  1. Tip top topsoil

    Tip top topsoil – not just good food for your garden

    If you’re undertaking a landscaping project or giving your garden a makeover, chances are topsoil will feature on your shopping list. But did you know topsoil isn’t just good for planting? As well as being rich in nutrients, making it ideal for flower beds, topsoil can also be used for improving drainage or making repairs to patchy parts of lawn.  

     

    Which type of topsoil should you use?

    There are many different types of topsoil to choose from. Depending on where and how you intend to use topsoil, it is worth investigating the various compositions to ensure you get the right version for your project.

    For example, sandy soil, drains quickly and therefore gets very dry during the warmer months. While clay soil, which is much higher in nutrients, tends to retain a high amount of water.

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  2. Exterior cladding that's made to last

    Exterior cladding that’s made to last

    Exterior cladding has become a popular design feature for properties over the last few years. Whether it’s a new build house or a modernisation project, cladding offers a versatile and attractive option for enhancing and overhauling appearances.

    Traditionally, timber has been the main material used to produce exterior cladding planks. While it is a highly aesthetically pleasing option, timber requires a great deal of maintenance and tends to rot over time, meaning it will eventually need replacing. Depending on the species of wood, the treatment used and how well it is taken care of, timber cladding will last approximately 40 to 60 years. 

     

    Innovations in exterior cladding

    From the moment wood is cut, it will begin to degrade. Therefore, proper maintenance is essential to ensure it remains looking its best. However, new innovations in exterior

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