Tag: set
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Networking Highlights Set for FGIA Fall Conference
Optional events geared toward networking will take place throughout the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Fall Conference, taking place October 6-9 in Indianapolis, IN. In recognition of the conference’s theme, “Showcasing Excellence, Celebrating Speed,” participants are invited to enjoy a private tour of the newly renovated Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. In addition to this…
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Henry Brothers on how its award-winning sustainability values set it apart
Number of employees: Henry Brothers has over 200 direct employees based across Northern Ireland, England and Scotland. Turnover: £92.2m Date company established: Jim Henry first set up the small construction business in 1976. Later in 1986, it then became known as the Henry Brothers. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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How Line Set Covers Protect Your Mini Splits?
Mini split systems have revolutionized residential and commercial heating and cooling by delivering precise temperature control without ductwork. However, the refrigerant lines that connect outdoor compressors to indoor air handlers are often exposed, detracting from curb appeal and risking damage. Line set covers offer a clean, protective solution for these vital components, preserving both appearance…
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The Link Up: Our New Comment Policy (It’s So Cool!), Mal’s Super Affordable Summer Set, And How To Smell Like Summer
Happy Sunday, everyone. In case you missed it, the PDX gals made another incredibly fun and entertaining YouTube video about the garage’s storage plan (PS IKEA was the star. Please check it out, and if you aren’t subscribed, we’d really appreciate it if you clicked that button too:) Ok, let’s get to the links. This…
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Two hosepipe bans announced – and more are set to follow
Hosepipe bans are returning as water companies battle falling reservoir levels and record demand across southern England. South East Water and Yorkshire Water have already introduced restrictions, with Thames Water warning it may be next unless weather patterns shift. As pressure builds on supplies, millions more could soon be forced to start saving water or…
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Infrastructure pipeline digital portal set for July launch
The strategy announcement also revealed that the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA) is leading the development of the government’s national infrastructure spatial digital tool. It is a single digital platform that brings together strategies, data and tools, including AI, to identify local infrastructure needs and constraints (e.g. energy, water and wastewater, transport, flood…
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The Link Up: Em’s Outdoor Flatware Set ($35 for 6 Settings), Caitlin’s Sturdy Summer Sandals, And A Charcuterie Board We Plan On Having For Dinner
Happy Sunday and happy first day of June! Wow wow, it always gets here so freaking fast. Not too many updates aside from shooting some very important rooms in the river house (yay!), Les wrote his highly anticipated Father’s Day gift guide, and we hope everyone had a good long weekend this past week. Wait,…
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The Link Up: Em’s Outdoor Flatware Set ($35 for 6 Settings), Caitlin’s Sturdy Summer Sandals, And A Charcuterie Board We Plan On Having For Dinner
Happy Sunday and happy first day of June! Wow wow, it always gets here so freaking fast. Not too many updates aside from shooting some very important rooms in the river house (yay!), Les wrote his highly anticipated Father’s Day gift guide, and we hope everyone had a good long weekend this past week. Wait,…
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Best Temperature to Set Your AC During the Summer
Finding the right temperature for your air conditioner in the summer helps keep your home comfortable and your energy bills under control. Setting the AC too low can increase costs, while setting it too high may leave your home feeling too warm. The ideal setting depends on outdoor temperatures, humidity levels, and personal comfort. If…
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Housebuilders will have to set delivery timeframes under new government plans
The government said that the proposed Delayed Homes Penalty, which would be worth “thousands per unbuilt home”, would be a last resort measure for local authorities where a developer has agreed a build-out schedule in their planning permission, but falls materially (10% or more) behind it without a good reason. View the original article and…