#ventilated skylights

[clearviewskylight]

Illuminate Your Home with Clearview Skylight: A Guide to Skylight Installation in Perth

Skylights have become a popular feature in modern homes, transforming interiors with natural light and creating a sense of openness. If you’re in Perth and considering this bright idea, look no further than Clearview Skylight. Renowned for their expertise and quality products, Clearview Skylight is your go-to solution for skylight installation perth. This article delves into the benefits of skylights, the unique offerings of Clearview Skylight, and why they stand out in the Skylights WA market.

[georgebanton]

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Glass Skylight in Bhubaneswar 

If you’re looking for a glass skylight in Bhubaneswar, then contact Schoneluft and get the best services.

Schoneluft’s glass skylights in Bhubaneswar are a type of skylight that is put in the form of glass and installed on the roof. The light coming from the sun is transferred to the inside by these skylights through Vitraglass glass. These have many benefits such as giving natural light to rooms, reducing energy consumption, and removing dampness and other harmful gases from the environment. It is also a perfect idea to replace old windows with new glass skylights in Bhubaneswar. Get your @ https://schoneluft.com/skyligh

[gamertales]

Gotham, July 30th, 2024.

Hey, over here. Youre that blogger lady, right? Looking for info on the supposed ring of collectors of objects belonging to the Bat clan? We talked...well texted a bunch recently about the market.

Hah. Well i cant speak to this supposed ring, but i can show you my own personal collection. Sure its secured, i get a lot of people sniffing around so i try to keep it locked up, but im not stupid. No point tryin to hide from the Bats or what have you, this is just for the schmucks and their bosses. Hah.

Alright, if you follow me into my van.

Oh, yeah, i get that a lot. But look, im 52, i havent got the energy to flirt with 40 year old tired house moms. Kidnapping sounds like a lot of work.

Bit of a shocker compared to the outside, huh? Yeah, I had the interior and body upgraded a few years ago, added comfort and protection,still kept the rough looking exterior tho, keeps attention down.

Yep. Glass repair, window replacement, skylights. Heh. Youd be surprised to know how many small contractors making a living cleaning up qfter the Bat clan. Lotta companies downtown cant get insurance for windows, doors, ventilation systems. Gives us smaller guys a little more space to play.

After that throw down between Nightwing and Riddlers goons across from the Bank of Gotham last week, i managed to get in quick, and lock down the window contract.

This parts important, first crew on the scene gets to move in after the cops move out. Now Gothams finest do their best, but the number of small things they miss...

Take this for example, its a section of Nightwings glove with those fancy little spike things on them. Found it in the rubble under the skylight. Along with some mooks hand. Turned the hand in of course.

What? Oh its an informal alliance, but we keep each other in the loop, and let each other know when shits going down near em. If I cant make it across town, i'll send a text to the crews closest.

The goggles? Harley quinn dropped them a couple years ago, found them in the bushes outside the Exchange. Thats not the prize piece.

This. Two Batarangs from the Bat himself. To be fair i didnt really have to go far to find them. Summer of '19 the big guy landed on my roof. Hard. Dropped, rolled, and started running down the alleyway. Now i was dozing at the time, and that startled the literal shit out me. Cue the clown goons jumping on my truck to give chase. Big threw four of these beauties, making them scatter, and doing more damage to the van.

Four batarangs tho? I sold 2 of them to my buyer in the city. A collector of this stuff. He calls it "pretentious peacocking for poorly adjusted prats." Yeah, Mr Wayne is different enough. Only met him the one time, but he was very affable, even hired me to do the new windows for his guest house.

Made enough to upgrade ole Greaser here to their current condition. And a little.

Other than Mr Wayne? Im afraid i only deal with Mr Wayne; he pays fair, promptly, and usually sends a gift basket. No, i go thru his Butler now.

Right? A Butler. In 2024. Still, he seems harmless enough, spends all his time at charities i hear.

The Ring again? Look, im serious i have nothing to do with that side of the market.

...if you are really determined tho, contact Marc Belvedere, if anyone i know knows about this, itll be Marc.

Listen, i have toinstall some skylights at the City Hall in an hour, so i gotta get moving. Yeah, tell your friends Karl Aleksev is The Window guy when in a pinch.

By the way, what was your name again? Barbara Gordon? Like the Gordon Gordon? Your his daughter? Well, good luck, and be careful, theres a lot of money in this business, and money gets people killed.

Yeah. I guess you didnt really need that advice, huh.

Maybe we will cross paths again.

[wheelsgoroundincircles]

1971 Ford Tridon

Ford’s experimental Tridon show vehicle was based on the 1971 Thunderbird and on public display for the first time that year. Broad, low, and rakish, Tridon featured a long, sleek hood and forward-thrusting fenders that created a pronounced, tri-element design. In the rear, the treatment was strictly Thunderbird, with taillights deeply recessed in a broad oval frame that extended the car's width. A depressed scoop beneath the formal “backlite” contained the controlled-ventilation exhaust vent, flanked on either side by high-level stop-turn flashers that work in conjunction with the conventional flasher flare. Turned aluminum wheels with a circular brushed finish were held to the wheel by bolts around the entire perimeter of the outer wheel surface. Special tires for the Tridon were designed by Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. A flush-tinted skylight strip extended across the roof over the rear passengers and wrapped over the roof pillars down to the beltline. The exterior was painted with 20 coats of a murano lacquer called Moongold Mist. All exterior glass, including the skylight strip, was amber, tinted to harmonize with the paint.

[leibal]

Fieffe is a minimal residence located in Bordeaux, France, designed by littoral. The updated design features a polished concrete slab, serving as the new foundation. A skylight in the southern part of the structure ensures not only ventilation but also permits heat and light to reach the basement area.

[vampyrles]

Inside the Gallier House. There really is a skylight, the first in the quarter at the time by Gallier Jr. It was installed as extra ventilation during the summer, but the crank to open it is up in the attic and quite a hassle to get to. So it was assumed to be opened in the spring and kept open until fall.

It’s at the top of the stairs, exactly where Lestat would have his piano, and right next to the room that leads to the window (where they have the “I heard your hearts dancing” conversation).

With how the house is laid out all the rooms are connected by doors, which was common at the time to keep the house as cool as possible, but now the scenes make a bit more sense, plus with how they have so many doors in the coffin room, one main one covered with a tapestry to hide it, and the others locked from the inside so the rooms on either side cannot enter.

[bergiesims]

San Myshuno MoMA

San Myshuno Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is the place to be if you're looking to increase your painting skills and looking for inspiration, or if you just want to take in some beautiful works of art for a few hours.

I'm very hesitant to do Community Lots because they still are a tad bit overwhelming to me, but I sat down on Saturday and tackled this bad boy. I did some perusing (Google is great for that), and got some inspiration from the exterior of the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane, Australia. The Hubby and I would love to go to Australia one day (we have a love for their psycho Cattle Dogs, too), so he approved of this build and gave me some ideas of how to incorporate ventilation and gave me the idea for solar panels and skylights on the roof. The Hubby, who thinks The Sims is a little silly (he's more of a console than PC gamer), even said he appreciated "the realism of the rounded duct work" from the Industrial Loft Kit. #ConstructionEngineerWifeLife

Anywhoser, I think this turned out really really well. When I grabbed Daisy Lockhart to play test everything out, I was THRILLED that more than three Sims were on the lot actually viewing the paintings and taking turns at the easels in the back. Hopefully, the MoMA will get a lot of visitors in the future!

Tray Files (including Packs Used + CC List) are below the break.

I'm having a lot of trouble deciding which area of this build is my favorite, but I'm going to be silly and say that all of it is my favorite!

San Myshuno MoMA has been uploaded to The Gallery; make sure to check ‘Include Custom Content’ when you search!

Tray Files: Google Drive | SimFileShare

[aita-blorbos]

AITA for misusing chemical weapons? So, I live after a zombie apocalypse, and I noticed a bunch of zombies had grouped together in a poorly ventilated warehouse, near a paper mill and a fertilizer plant. Anyways their stores of bleach and ammonia respectively were both rather elevated, so I had a brilliant idea: gently lower a big tank through the warehouse's skylight, get the chemicals flowing into the tank by sneaking in with some hoses, and opening the valves to release them into the hoses, and just gassing the place.

As it turns out, chloramine gas doesn't actually hurt zombies that badly, actually, that's not true, it turns out the parts of the zombie chloramine gas hurts aren't essential, somehow, and they don't suffocate, actually really bad lung damage makes zombies more dangerous because they stop groaning due to lack of airways. Anyways, a bunch of survivors are giving me shit for filling a warehouse with silent zombies and poison gas, it was already full of zombies, I just thought that, you know, corroding the zombies lungs would deal with them, not make them deadlier.

[clearviewskylight]

The Elegance of Ventilated Skylights

Ventilated skylights offer an ingenious blend of natural light and fresh air circulation. These innovative fixtures seamlessly integrate into roofs, enhancing interior spaces with brightness while facilitating ventilation. With their sleek design and practical functionality, ventilated skylights redefine ambiance, making rooms feel more spacious, vibrant, and inviting.

[georgebanton]

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[hiparks]

Which Warehouse Does Your Business Need?

You need a warehouse.

You have pinpointed the most optimal location and finalised on all the high-tech equipment and machinery to function with ease, but how do you decide which warehouse building is best suited for your operations and functions? Let’s find out.

The Standard Warehouse

For operations that only need basic walls, a roof and some clear space, the standard warehouse is the way. These warehouses can be made in any size required and are extremely versatile.

It is possible to fit them with skylights and windows as well as with multiple gates, ramps and docks. They are a popular solution for almost every industry, providing storage for machines, raw materials and equipment, and products in production; serving as transshipment points in logistics; storing goods for retailers and wholesalers; acting as distribution centres for e-commerce; and even housing donations and relief supplies for non-profit organisations.

A standard warehouse can be easily adapted to specific equipment and spatial requirements by the warehouse developer and are extremely cost effective for businesses that require minimal retrofits to get going.

The Container Warehouse

This is a specific kind of storage warehouse is a stopover for goods coming or going from freight transport. These warehouses are used to consolidate or deconsolidate freight goods to prepare them for the next legs of their journey. Or in other words, it is a temporary storage for the goods to wait a little for other goods to come and fill a container up, before they can be shipped off. The challenge here is to have a system that allows storing, tracking and retrieving the goods easily and efficiently.

Container warehouses need to be located close to ports, airports, or major railway hubs. These warehouses can be designed for efficient cross-docking and provision can be made for ample parking space for holding trucks even in case of demand surges. These warehouses are also equipped with stacking racks, crane systems, container frames, floor anchors, proper lighting, and robust security systems.

The Open-Air Warehouse

For large and heavy items that are difficult to move in and out of warehouse dock doors, open-air warehouses provide an efficient storage solution. Custom-designed racks for open yard storage can offer protection from atmospheric elements and play a key role in keeping the goods safe. Typically, the warehouse is an open area with space demarked and fenced in with walls with a high level of security to safeguard the assets.

Depending on the sensitivity of the goods and the extremities of the climate, storage can be covered or partially roofed. Goods are also protected by covering them in plastic wraps or tarps. These warehouses are commonly used to store vehicles, spare parts, machines, and raw materials for construction, metalworks, or timber sectors. The design of open-air warehouses focuses on shielding goods from harsher natural elements like direct sun or snow but may not address milder elements like humidity, wind, dust, and temperature fluctuations.

The Industrial Warehouse

This is the modern-day factory which may span across multiple halls and floors and can be tailored to integrate advanced technology and equipment. The industrial warehouse can be designed to have spacious loading and unloading areas; ample space for machinery, equipment, goods, and workplaces; high ceilings and large doors for the transporting of goods and large machines, even indoors; bright administrative and office areas; parking spaces for delivery and staff vehicles; pleasant social and relaxation areas for the workers; strong load-bearing floors; a reliable energy supply and ventilation; independent lighting systems for each work area and fire protection measures like fire alarms, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers.

These warehouses are especially popular for manufacturing companies, energy and utility companies and businesses in the food and beverage industry.

The Custom-Made Warehouse

When your business needs are too complex to be housed in a pre-made standard warehouse, you need a warehouse designed around your requirements. These are called built-to-suit warehouses. They provide a high degree of customisation and can be made to create the ideal environment needed for your operations and goods.

Need a cold storage with consistent temperature and humidity, immaculate hygiene and protected electrical circuits? It is possible. Need a chemical warehouse with good ventilation systems, fire containment measures and specialised storage? Also, possible. Retail warehouses with space for smart racking and processing machines, auto warehouses with complex assembly lines or heavy industry that need tall lifting equipment and sturdy densified floors, a custom-made warehouse lacks for nothing.

The Automated Warehouse

If you are a business that uses machines to do it all, then an automated warehouse is what you are looking at. These are computer-controlled environments with automated racking and shelving, conveyor and retrieval systems. While the investment cost is definitely high, the efficiency is unmatched. These warehouses are sought by large trading companies, global e-commerce giants, logistics parks in India and manufacturing behemoths.

At the end of the day, you know your business needs better than anybody. It is crucial thus, to find a warehouse developer who is proactive in understanding your functional requirements and who works with you to overcome any infrastructural challenges in a collaborative way. At Horizon Industrial Parks, our teams specialise in delivering custom-made warehouses as well as providing swift plug-and-play solutions that can get your operations running in no time. To learn about what our customers like about us, click here, and visit our website to connect with us for exploring collaboration opportunities.

[cartech-chetan]

Lexus ES300H Licensed in May 2018 Gold exterior with brown interior 2.5 Naturally aspirated 160 horsepower ECVT continuously variable transmission The interior is simple and elegant Comfortable seat Equipped with seat heating and ventilation function Electric adjustment function of the seat cruise control uphill assist A central control LCD screen of inlaid type Multifunction steering wheel Panoramic skylight And an electric tailgate. How about this car? Is it your favorite model? If you like this car Please click on the comment area and leave a message to me.

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How to Design a Functional and Stylish Loft Retreat

The attic is often one of the most underutilised spaces in a home, yet it offers immense potential for creative transformation. With thoughtful planning and a dash of creativity, an attic can be converted into anything from a tranquil retreat to a bustling playroom. This article explores a variety of imaginative and practical ideas for attic makeovers, helping you design a space that is not only functional but also stylish and personal. 1. Setting the Stage: Initial Planning Before diving into the aesthetic details, it's important to address the practical aspects of converting your attic: - Structural Integrity: Consulting with a structural engineer is essential to ensure your attic can handle the conversion, particularly the floor's ability to support additional weight. - Insulation and Ventilation: Proper insulation is crucial for maintaining comfort, while adequate ventilation will prevent moisture buildup and regulate temperature. 2. Choose Your Attic's New Purpose The function of your new attic space should reflect your household's needs. Here are a few ideas: - Home Office: With more people working from home, an attic office offers a secluded space away from daily distractions. - Guest Suite: Adding a guest bedroom and possibly a small bathroom can provide privacy and comfort for visitors. - Creative Studio: Artists or hobbyists can benefit from a dedicated space for painting, crafting, or music. 3. Creative Design and Layout Maximizing an attic's quirky layout can lead to truly creative design solutions: - Embrace Angled Ceilings: Instead of fighting the sloped ceilings, use them to your advantage. Install skylights for natural light or create built-in storage beneath them. - Open Floor Plan: Keep the space open to avoid a cramped feeling. Use furniture and rugs to define different areas without erecting walls. - Smart Storage: Utilise every nook for storage. Custom shelving and cabinets that fit into irregular spaces can hide clutter and maintain a sleek look. 4. Styling Your Attic Space Decorating your attic should be an expression of your personal style and the room's function: - Colour Palette: Light colours make a room feel bigger and brighter. Use soft shades on the walls and ceiling to create a sense of height and space. - Textures and Materials: Combine various textures to add interest and cosiness. Wood beams, plush rugs, and soft throws can make the space feel inviting. - Lighting: Layered lighting is crucial in attics, where natural light may be scarce. Combine ambient, task, and accent lighting to enhance functionality and mood. 5. Overcoming Design Challenges Attics come with inherent challenges that can be turned into design features: - Eaves and Corners: Turn these into cosy reading nooks, play areas for kids, or bespoke storage units. - Access Solutions: If your attic access is limited, consider installing a spiral staircase or a more robust pull-down Fakro loft ladder to enhance safety and accessibility. - Temperature Control: Attics can be hot in summer and cold in winter. Invest in a good HVAC solution or consider portable heaters and fans for temperature regulation. 6. Adding Personal Touches Finalize your attic makeover with personal touches that reflect your interests and tastes: - Artwork and Decorations: Choose art that speaks to you; this can be an inspiring finishing touch for a workspace or a comforting element in a bedroom. - Functional Decor: Items like stylish baskets for storage or an ornate mirror can serve practical purposes while enhancing the decor. - Thematic Elements: If your attic has a specific theme (like a nautical-themed playroom), incorporate elements that bolster this theme, such as decor, textiles, and colours. A creative attic makeover not only adds valuable living space to your home but also offers a unique opportunity to design a room that perfectly suits your needs and aesthetic preferences. Whether you're crafting a serene escape or a vibrant play area, your attic can become one of the most cherished spaces in your home, combining style, functionality, and comfort. Read the full article