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Planning Your Home’s Transformation – CCR-Mag.com
A renovation often starts with a vision of moved partitions and new paint colors. We imagine grand, open spaces but can overlook the critical elements that truly shape our daily experience of a home: the portals for light and movement. These features are far more than mere holes in a wall; they are active participants…
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Bolon Launches Riff, a Bold Rhythm-Reshaping Collection – CCR-Mag.com
Bolon, the pioneering Swedish contract flooring brand, is striking a bold new chord with Riff, a collection inspired by the repetition and flow of a musical riff. Theresult is a design language that is precise yet organic—intricate up close but soothing from afar. “In this concept, we want to showcase that rhythm by letting the…
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How to Use Artwork to Create a Focal Point in Any Room – CCR-Mag.com
Artwork is one of the most powerful tools for creating a focal point within a room and one of the most effective ways to transform it. Focal point helps to orient a space and even organizes a room giving it a sense of the direction, a place where all your eyes are focused. Artwork can…
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Perfect Pieces for Kitchens and Dining Areas – CCR-Mag.com
Often times kitchens and dining areas are hubs of the home, where we cook with family and friends and dine amongst one another. Though these spaces are functional, there is also an opportunity to add some creativity and a little personality. Adding artistic accents to your kitchen or dining area adds aesthetic appeal that is…
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Industries Move from Wet to Dry Gas Seals—Here’s Why – CCR-Mag.com
The Fundamental Differences in Seal Operation Companies are increasingly looking at how their equipment seals work, especially in the natural gas industry. For a long time, wet gas seals were the standard. These seals use oil to create a barrier, stopping pressurized gas, like methane, from escaping around rotating shafts. This oil barrier does a…
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Contractors welcome rate cut, push for more
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Contractors finally got the news they had been waiting on, a rate cut that could rouse the sleeping construction market. The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday afternoon. The move…
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6 contech firms raise combined $110M
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Construction tech solutions that allow builders to either compile data into a singular platform or project it onto a jobsite to ease layout were winners in the latest, $110 million round of venture capital funding. That number…
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Terex to Sell Tower and Rough Terrain Crane Businesses to Raimondi
Terex Corp. has signed an agreement to sell its Tower and Rough Terrain Crane businesses to Raimondi Cranes SpA, a Milan-based crane manufacturer. The deal includes Terex’s Tower Cranes facility in Fontanafredda, Italy; its Rough Terrain Cranes facility in Crespellano, Italy; and its North America Cranes service and support center in Wilmington, North Carolina. The…
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Builder fined after boy’s skull fractured by falling pipe
A construction company and its director have been fined after a five-year-old child was injured by a falling cast-iron pipe. The incident happened on 20 July 2021 when Sage Homes Ltd was carrying out work on an extension to a house in Totton, near a local primary school. A cast-iron pipe fell onto a passing…
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California set to allow denser housing by transit
California is poised to approve legislation that will make it legal to build more multifamily housing near the highest-capacity transit stops across the state, regardless of local zoning restrictions. The California Legislature voted 21 to 8 on Friday to pass SB 79, the Abundant & Affordable Homes Near Transit Act, which now heads to Gov.…