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Home Styling: Smart, stylish kitchens Magali eisser at chmidt shares five layout solutions to
optimise every suare centimetre of your kitchen while elevating the space, proving that clever storage and striking design are never mutually exclusive.
12 Ask the Expert: Render boosts kerb appeal & value
ason icholson at K end explains how silicone renders can enhance the visual impact of a home, improve kerb appeal and boost perceived value.
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Exterior Inspiration: Gardens & Landscaping xplore our selection of garden products, from stylish to
practical and everything in between, and ensure the outside of your home gets the attention it deserves.
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NSBRC Masterclass: Improving energy effiien
or many homeowners, a renovation project begins with a practical need. Perhaps you need more space, a better layout or simply want to modernise an ageing property. ncreasingly, however, renovation and retrofit projects are also driven by a desire to reduce energy bills, improve comfort and create homes that are fit for the future.
23 Selfbuilder Survey: Delivering High Performance Homes
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PRODUCT FEATURES 33
Rise of timber frame & closed panel solutions s timber frame and closed panel systems gain popularity, emi
Kinghorn of leming Homes explores how offsite manufacture can give self-builders greater control over costs, timescales and the construction process.
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i sart ae first Paul Higgins at Tuff explains why glaing should be considered
early in a whole-house strategy.
52 More room in the roof
Matthew vans at Kingspan nsulation GB explains why getting the insulation right is crucial for loft conversions.
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Radiating the right style ichard ister at The adiator Company explores how the choice of designer radiators can help to establish a successful interior design scheme and create a truly personal aesthetic.
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ose siers ae for a better finish oor provenance is about accountability, not patriotism. euren’s
an Chubb explores how a door designed, built, and fitted by one team can become a defining feature of the entire space.
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