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10 REGULARS


08 Selfbuilder Diaries


Melanie Pigott and her husband have embarked on a self- build to accommodate not only them and their daughters,


but also a veritable menagerie of animals 12


Home Styling To create a new dynamic, within an old, dark, tired hallway,


interior designer Lucy Bartley explains how to open up the space with internal-Crittall style doors


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Interior Inspiration: Eco Options A selection of beautiful reclaimed, recycled and sustainably


sourced furniture and fittings, to help make your interiors as environmentally friendly as possible


18 Ask the Expert


Shaun Hunt of Impey on how to specify your wetroom 75 lassed  rectory


PRODUCT FEATURES


41 Sealing your future Windows are one of the most important elements of any property,


so effectively sealing them for optimum long term energy efficiency must be a priority, says ndy Swift of SO-Chemie


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Open up to some light relief Tuffs Paul iggins eplains how rooights can proide


innovative solutions to maximise natural light, create dedicated work zones, and balance energy efficiency with comfort in your self-build or renovation


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An open door on versatility The world of garage doors is changing – here Jon Watson of


Garador looks at the new trend of multi-use garage doors 63


New wellness priorities Thain Gummer of LG Electronics explores best practices


for optimising indoor air quality in self-builds, including reducing risks through proper maintenance and monitoring, and using air purification technology


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Decking as a design tool Guy Douglass of Millboard takes a look at the versatility of decking


and the many different ways it can be used to enhance your home’s exterior design


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