Benchtops: Stone Materials Gaining Popularity in Households

Posted on 15 March 2017

Some homeowners tend to view their benchtops simply as utilitarian surfaces. Although they are put through heavy-duty usage, this does not mean that they are simply functional. Your kitchen benchtops tend to take up a significant amount of space, therefore, you can use them to integrate texture, colour and style into your kitchen. When embarking on kitchen renovations, one of the materials that you could use to create benchtops is stone. [Read More]

Industrial Sheds: Why Steel Sheds Make a Great Investment

Posted on 15 March 2017

When some people think of a shed, they conjure up a structure made from lumber typically situated in the garden. Although timber has been the conventional material people would gravitate to for shed construction, it is slowly being overtaken in popularity with steel. This is because steel offers a host of benefits that timber sheds simply cannot deliver. Moreover, steel is better off for a shed being used for industrial applications, as it is much more durable. [Read More]

3 Benefits of Fitting Parquet Flooring in Your Home

Posted on 15 March 2017

Parquet flooring is made using lots of smaller strips of hardwood, with each fitted into a complex pattern. If you've been considering different flooring options, you might not have stopped to think about parquet, but there are plenty of benefits that come along with using it, and here are just three. 1. Style Firstly, parquet is a very stylish flooring option. It tends to be associated with upscale period properties thanks to its intricate nature, so you'll find that opting for parquet is ideal if you want to bring a dash of sophistication to your home. [Read More]

Three Essential Considerations for Plant Machinery Installation

Posted on 15 March 2017

Good practices are essential for plant machinery installation in the industrial environment. Proper set-up of the pertinent equipment will promote productivity of the operation and ensure long-term reliability. In addition, this will minimise the costs associated with repairs and replacement during the life cycle of the plant. On the other hand, if the machinery is poorly installed, you are likely to experience frequent unscheduled downtime, lowering your business productivity. Moreover, the product quality will be low and your operational expenses will be higher. [Read More]

About Me

Building a Business Brick by Brick

Hello, my name is Mick and I own a medium-sized business in New South Wales, Australia. I started the business 10 years ago in my garage. I make bespoke metal tools and knives which can be used for a range of activities. As the company grew in size, I moved to a local industrial unit and hired a couple of staff to work alongside me. The continued success meant that I eventually had to construct business premises of my own. I didn't have a clue where to start. My friend suggested some great contractors who helped me to draw up the plans and to survey the site. The work was carried out really quickly and I am really happy that my company has a new home. This blog is designed to help others with their building projects.

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