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[panjurcit]

Panel Çit

Panel Çit Uygulamaları

Panel çit uygulamaları noktasında firmamızda, müşteri memnuniyeti adına her zaman birinci sınıf kaliteli malzemelerin kullanılmasına özen gösterilir. Bahçelerin çevrilmesi ya da güvenliğinin sağlanması adına bu tür panur çit uygulamaları sıklıkla kullanılır. Yol kenarları, siteler, sanayi bölgeleri, dekoratif duvar üzerleri ya da tek katlı müstakil evlerde de tercih edilen sistemlerden bir tanesidir. Fiyatları ise kullanıldığı alana göre değişiklik gösterir.

Yeşil Alanların Sınırlarının Belirlenmesine Yardımcı!

Yeşil alanların sınırlarının belirlenmesine yardımcı olan panel çit uygulamaları, kısa süre içerisinde tamamlanır ve montajı da hemen yapılır. Sınırların belirlenmesine ve aynı zamanda çevre güvenliğinin sağlanmasına destek veren panjur çitler, alüminyum çit sistemleri olarak da karşımıza çıkar.

Fiyatlar ve daha fazlası hakkında bilgi sahibi olmak istiyorsanız personellerimiz ile görüşebilirsiniz.

Uzman çalışanlarımız sayesinde merak ettiğiniz tüm sorularınız yanıtlanır ve böylelikle işlemler konusunda daha çok fikir edinebilirsiniz.

Her zaman ekonomik ve uygun fiyatlara en iyi parçaların hazırlanmasına özen gösterilir.

Sınırların belirlenmesi sağlanırken estetik bir görünüm yaratılması adına panjur çit uygulamaları her zaman daha çok kullanılır.

Dayanıklı Ve Uzun Ömürlü Modeller!

Panel çit uygulamaları dayanıklı ve aynı zaman uzun ömürlü modeller olarak karşımıza çıkar. Simetrik bir şekilde hazırlanan panjur çitler, aynı zamanda sıcak ve soğuk doğa olaylarına karşı da dayanıklıdır. Montajı aşamasında tüm panjur sacların simetrik ve terazide montajı yapılmaktadır. Direklerin üstleri plastik kapaklar kullanılarak kapatılır.

Birinci sınıf kaliteli malzemelerden hazırlandığı için kısa süre içerisinde deforme sorunu yaşanmaz.

Hazırlanan çit panelin daha uzun ömürlü olması adına toprağa ya da beton zemine monte edilmesine dikkat edilir.

Böylelikle kurulumu yapıldıktan sonra sarsılma ya da devrilme sorunu olmadan güvenle kullanabilme şansınız ortaya çıkar.

Kurulumu kadar sökülmesi ve aynı zamanda farklı mekanlara taşınması da kolaydır. Tel Çit

Dekoratif Ve Uygun Fiyatlı Olması Nedeniyle Popüler!

Dekoratif ve uygun fiyatlı olması nedeniyle panel çit uygulamaları popülerliğini her geçen gün biraz daha arttırır. Ev, iş yeri ya da bahçe olmak üzere birbirinden farklı mekanlarda kullanıma uygun olan bu tür paneller etkili bir güvenlik sağlanmasına zemin hazırlar. Farklı mekanlarda kullanmak istemeniz halinde ise taşınması son derece pratiktir. çit teli

Uzman çalışanlarımız panel çit üretimi yaparken her zaman müşterilerin beklentilerini göz önünde tutar.

Estetik kaygınız varsa ve daha modern bir görünüme sahip olmasını istiyorsanız değişik model alternatifleri de bulunur.

Farklı tel örgü ya da panel sistemlerine göre daha uygun fiyatlı olması nedeniyle sıklıkla tercih edilir.

Görünümü rahatsız edici olmadığı gibi boyutları ise istekleriniz doğrultusunda hazırlanır.

Sipariş vermeden önce nasıl bir model istediğinizi detaylı olarak belirtmeniz yeterlidir. Kısa süre içerisinde sonuç alabilmeniz adına uzman personeller eksiksiz olarak çalışmalarını sürdürürler.

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Pool - Hot Tub Example of a small transitional courtyard stone and rectangular hot tub design

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Pool - Hot Tub Example of a small transitional courtyard stone and rectangular hot tub design

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Match it! - game object recolors

Hi there, I'm starting a big project today!

Recently I was so ANNOYED that all objects have not only different colors, but also different color palettes and they don't match! And more, most of the base game colors are simply dull or boring 😭

So I am making recolors in 12 color swatches and every object (at least in build mode) so everything will match!

❀You can download it here❀

Please mind that I'm not promising anything (and more, game lighting logic is insane, sometimes objects of same color just look different) but I will try my best!

Here are preview of all recolors:

Enjoy!

[applesandbannas747]

seiji is so pretty and this panel does a great job of reminding us all of that

[havendance]

The DickBabs banter in Nightwing #119 was top notch:

Oracle: Chin up, Boy Wonder. Dick: You were listening to that? Oracle: You were the one who leaves your comms on 24/7. Dick: Yeah, well. I like feeling like you're nearby when you're not around.

Nightwing: Right? You can't say I didn't learn a trick or two from Batman. Oracle: I don't think anyone ever says that.

[atomimperatrix]

*and But Daddy I love him by Taylor Swift starts playing*

[lazysublimeengineer]

OKAY BUT WHY IS HE SO STUNNING. I LITERALLY GASPED.

LOOK AT HIM OMG. (I know you're looking but still.)

SOBBING. SO PROUD.

Again. This is where the entire animation budget went. They can ruin the rest but not my boy Chigiri.

My husband deserves only the best panels ❤️

[anipgarden]

Supporting Your Plants for Cheap

This is my fifth post in a series I'll be making on how to increase biodiversity on a budget! I’m not an expert--just an enthusiast--but I hope something you find here helps! 

Once you start gardening, you’ll find a lot of things go into it, and it can be a bit daunting to think about--especially if you’re trying to keep things low-cost. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be as hard--or as expensive--as it initially appears.

Composting

There’s several different ways to compost, any of which are helpful indirecting food waste and nutrients out of landfills and into your soil--which in and of itself can help increase biodiversity by making the space more livable for microorganisms and insects, which then cycles around to the rest of the habitat.

The classic one you see is hot composting. Most of the time, when I see hot composting set ups online, or hear people talking about them, it’s like listening to a wizard cast an intricate spell and prattle on about ratios and temperatures and special ingredients while standing over a detailed self-built setup made of the finest wood money can buy. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be complicated. First off, there’s lots of ways to make compost bins--some can be more expensive than others, but there’s definitely options asides from buying pre-made tumblers or getting an engineering degree. I’ve seen people use metal trash cans dug into the ground, make compost pile setups out of old pallets, or just pile stuff up and leave it. While using different ratios of certain items can help them decompose faster, it’s ultimately not something you need to worry about a lot. If it can break down, it’ll break down--it just might take awhile. Composting this way can also help provide habitat--some insects like bumblebees have been known to make nests in compost heaps. In addition, it provides a robust ecosystem for decomposers like worms and other organisms, and bats and birds will be attracted to open-top piles to eat flying bugs that live off the compost. Amphibians enjoy them for humidity, warmth, and feasting on insects. Do note that sometimes snakes may also rest in and lay eggs in compost heaps, so be careful when turning them.

Do note, though, that if your compost pile looks like that you're getting roaches and rats and raccoons out of your goddamn mind. Bury the food scraps.

Personally, when I compost, I use a worm bin--they’re a fantastic option for limited space and limiting smells. I keep mine outside in a big rubbermaid tote with holes drilled into the bottom, sides, and lid. I put a layer or two of weed block on the inside, so it’s still able to drain but keeps the worms from trying to escape during rainy days. There is an initial cost of buying the worms, getting enough bedding materials, and getting a new bin if you don’t have an old one suitable for use. But with occasional feeding, it should sustain itself and provide valuable worm castings that can be used in the garden. Please do note, however, that earthworms are considered invasive in some places.

Look at that worm bin-y goodness. This is a pic of my bin, from earlier this month!

Though I’ve never done it, I’ve heard of people having good results with bokashi composting--a method that’s done in a bucket, and is relatively easy to do indoors.

Once you start a composting system, keeping it stockpiled with organic material can become pretty easy for cheap. In general, if it comes from a plant, it’s safe to use. It’s also a good idea to avoid putting already-cooked things in a pile, as salts and sauces can kill beneficial bacteria in the compost while also attracting animals. Adding meat is also generally avoided to not attract animals. But below are some things that I’ve put in my worm bin quick, easy, and cheaply; or things I’ve seen friends put in their compost piles.

Cooking scraps/snack leftovers--things like cut up bell peppers, the ends of tomatoes, strawberry tops, apple cores, watermelon rinds, coffee grounds, and orange peels are amassed somewhat quickly in my house--my dad likes to cook. Around holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas? Corn husks, potato peels, sweet potato fibers, leftover greens and other trimmings are a feast for compost piles and worm bins.

Vegetables and Stuff that went bad in the fridge/pantry--we’re constantly victims of the ‘forgot it was there’ conundrum. Fridge cleanouts are great times to decide what can be tossed to the compost--moldy bell peppers, spotty celery, questionable carrots, onion halves, old eggs, bagged salads, and stale/moldy bread have all been tossed into the pile before! 

Grass clippings--though my worms don’t like grass clippings, they’re still great material for a classic hot compost set-up!

Fallen leaves--another classic addition to a hot compost pile. Some friends keep them stocked up and stored for later use.

Plant trimmings--what is plant clean up if not compost material? I’ve put cleaned-out sunflower heads and stalks in my worm bin, and they decomposed after about two months. If you get  blossom end rot on your tomatoes or peppers, they’re still fair game for the bin as well!

Shredded mail--just make sure to not put in the thin plastic that covers the address section on some envelopes. Otherwise? As long as  the paper isn’t glossy, it should be great for a bin or pile! Shredded paper or cardboard also makes great bedding for worm bins. Put those Amazon boxes to good use!

Pumpkins! Snag your neighbor’s halloween pumpkins in November and toss them in my compost! Last year my dad went around the cul-de-sac and nabbed all of the post-halloween pumpkins, the worms loved it.

Christmas tree needles--can’t confirm I’ve tried this, but it seems like it would work.

Mulch

Mulch is an excellent way to keep your soil moist, while also beginning and continuing to improve soil conditions as it breaks down into organic matter. You’ll have to water less, and it’ll prevent/slow down the growth of unwanted weeds (which is always the final straw to gardening for me, I get so overwhelmed I just stop going outside). Win-win situation, right? Except stepping into a Home Depot and finding mulch being sold for five dollars per square foot and knowing you have to cover a whole garden with it all can add up… pretty quickly, to say the least.

Fortunately, there are a few solutions to this, and likely from your own backyard!

Grass clippings are the first that come to mind. If you’re mowing your lawn, or have neighbors who are, collecting the clippings and spreading them over your soil is a cheap and easy option for some quick mulch. It’ll be very nitrogen-heavy, so keep that in mind, but it’ll still prevent weeds, retain moisture, and break down into organic material over the course of a few months. Do try to not use grass clippings you know are treated with pesticides, since the aim is to use this mulch to help increase your biodiversity, and having insects around plays a big role in that.

Fallen leaves are the next that comes to mind. If you’ve got a tree in your yard, or in your neighborhood, then you or someone around you knows the neverending avalanche of leaves or pine needles that drop come fall. As mentioned before, they can be used to make brush piles for creatures, or added into compost, but they have a fantastic third use as mulch. Add them on top of your beds!

Want free wood mulch? A program called Chip Drop might be the best solution for you! They team up with arborists to find cheap drop sites for shredded wood, logs, etc. that are produced as they maintain trees! If any local arborists tied to the program are operating in your area, instead  of paying to dump the resulting mulch at a landfill or some other dumpside, they’ll simply dump it at your place! Now, you won’t be able to control when the mulch gets dropped--I’ve heard of people coming home from work one day to find a chip drop in their driveway. But… free mulch!

Want wood chips but not a whole truck load? If an arborist is working in your area, and you can muster the courage, its worth a shot to ask! One time someone in my neighborhood was getting a tree removed, so my Dad and I parked near their car with a tarp in the trunk, some shovels, and an old storage bin. We approached nicely and asked if we could have some chips, and they were totally cool with it! At that point, how much you get depends on how big your trunk space is, and how many times you’re willing to ferry mulch back and forth out of your car so you can go back for more. But it is an option! Alternatively, you can ask them to dump the whole load in front of  your house, but at least you’ll know when and where it’s happening!

Trellises

Many plants need, or will appreciate, some kind of climbing structure. But trellises aren’t often cheap to find. To that, I say--we’ll create our own!

One popular option is to grow taller plants, and then plant climbing species are few weeks/years later so they’ll climb the taller plants! I’ve planted passion vine near a tree in my garden for it to climb, and I’ve seen people do similar concepts with sunflowers, corn, and other such plants! Sunflower stalks can provide support even after they’ve been cut back.

A combination of wood, some stakes, some nails, and some string can create a great frame trellis that can be used for beans, tomatoes, vines, etc--so I’m sure if could be put to good use for native climbers, especially since my dad’s used this structure for passion vines before. You may have to replace the string every year, but most of the time, the string is compostable anyways!

This may take a bit more setup and have a more upfront cost, but creating a trellis out of cattle panels makes a durable structure that can support all kinds of vining plants! 

Of course, there’s always the easy alternative of simply letting plants climb along your fence! This is especially easy if you have a chain link fence, but wooden fences are plenty suitable for some species as well! I’ve seen passion vines do great growing along chain link fences as supports, and one of my favorite sights as a kid was always seeing bushels of trumpet vines growing up and over fences on the drive home.

Why are we worrying about trellises? Creatures are attracted  to diverse landscapes with a variety of plants within them, so having a few climbers can be a great way to attract more wildlife! I know some plants in my area that pollinators are attracted to, or even rely on as host plants, are climbers that can get upwards of 15 feet tall, and will climb any surface you give them. A trellis provides you a great place to put extremely beneficial plants.

That's the end of this post! My next post is gonna be about how different 'kinds' of plants can all be beneficial in a biodiversity standpoint. Until then, I hope this advice was helpful! Feel free to reply with any questions, your success stories, or anything you think I may have forgotten to add in!

[sometimeswritingsometimesdying]

fence redemption seiji: oh wow. my new best friend asked me out on an appointment to save me. and he looks... hot? (gay realizations, reflections ect)

aiden the very next page:

[baltacitugba-blog]

Panel Çit

Panel Çit Uygulamaları

Panel çit uygulamaları noktasında firmamızda, müşteri memnuniyeti adına her zaman birinci sınıf kaliteli malzemelerin kullanılmasına özen gösterilir. Bahçelerin çevrilmesi ya da güvenliğinin sağlanması adına bu tür panur çit uygulamaları sıklıkla kullanılır. Yol kenarları, siteler, sanayi bölgeleri, dekoratif duvar üzerleri ya da tek katlı müstakil evlerde de tercih edilen sistemlerden bir tanesidir. Fiyatları ise kullanıldığı alana göre değişiklik gösterir.

Yeşil Alanların Sınırlarının Belirlenmesine Yardımcı!

Yeşil alanların sınırlarının belirlenmesine yardımcı olan Tel çit uygulamaları, kısa süre içerisinde tamamlanır ve montajı da hemen yapılır. Sınırların belirlenmesine ve aynı zamanda çevre güvenliğinin sağlanmasına destek veren panjur çitler, alüminyum çit sistemleri olarak da karşımıza çıkar.

Fiyatlar ve daha fazlası hakkında bilgi sahibi olmak istiyorsanız personellerimiz ile görüşebilirsiniz.

Uzman çalışanlarımız sayesinde merak ettiğiniz tüm sorularınız yanıtlanır ve böylelikle işlemler konusunda daha çok fikir edinebilirsiniz.

Her zaman ekonomik ve uygun fiyatlara en iyi parçaların hazırlanmasına özen gösterilir.

Sınırların belirlenmesi sağlanırken estetik bir görünüm yaratılması adına panjur çit uygulamaları her zaman daha çok kullanılır.

Dayanıklı Ve Uzun Ömürlü Modeller!

 çit teli uygulamaları dayanıklı ve aynı zaman uzun ömürlü modeller olarak karşımıza çıkar. Simetrik bir şekilde hazırlanan panjur çitler, aynı zamanda sıcak ve soğuk doğa olaylarına karşı da dayanıklıdır. Montajı aşamasında tüm panjur sacların simetrik ve terazide montajı yapılmaktadır. Direklerin üstleri plastik kapaklar kullanılarak kapatılır.

Birinci sınıf kaliteli malzemelerden hazırlandığı için kısa süre içerisinde deforme sorunu yaşanmaz.

Hazırlanan çit panelin daha uzun ömürlü olması adına toprağa ya da beton zemine monte edilmesine dikkat edilir.

Böylelikle kurulumu yapıldıktan sonra sarsılma ya da devrilme sorunu olmadan güvenle kullanabilme şansınız ortaya çıkar.

Kurulumu kadar sökülmesi ve aynı zamanda farklı mekanlara taşınması da kolaydır.

Dekoratif Ve Uygun Fiyatlı Olması Nedeniyle Popüler!

Dekoratif ve uygun fiyatlı olması nedeniyle panel çit uygulamaları popülerliğini her geçen gün biraz daha arttırır. Ev, iş yeri ya da bahçe olmak üzere birbirinden farklı mekanlarda kullanıma uygun olan bu tür paneller etkili bir güvenlik sağlanmasına zemin hazırlar. Farklı mekanlarda kullanmak istemeniz halinde ise taşınması son derece pratiktir.

Uzman çalışanlarımız panel çit üretimi yaparken her zaman müşterilerin beklentilerini göz önünde tutar.

Estetik kaygınız varsa ve daha modern bir görünüme sahip olmasını istiyorsanız değişik model alternatifleri de bulunur.

Farklı tel örgü ya da panel sistemlerine göre daha uygun fiyatlı olması nedeniyle sıklıkla tercih edilir.

Görünümü rahatsız edici olmadığı gibi boyutları ise istekleriniz doğrultusunda hazırlanır. Bahçe Çiti

Sipariş vermeden önce nasıl bir model istediğinizi detaylı olarak belirtmeniz yeterlidir. Kısa süre içerisinde sonuç alabilmeniz adına uzman personeller eksiksiz olarak çalışmalarını sürdürürler.

[untilyouremember]

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I've been blessed with Nun Nagito headcannons from soft and something possessed me to make these than to work on my Kinktober prompts (；☉_☉)

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