Painting your home is one of the easiest things you can do to completely upgrade the look of your home. However, choosing the right paint colour is not always the easiest thing! When it comes to colours, your options are virtually limitless. There’s a vast array of colour schemes, shades, tones and types, but which is right for your home? Read >> 5 mistakes people make when choosing paint colours to learn more.
Kitchen renovations are the most popular type of home renovations done by homeowners. The kitchen is considered the hub of the house and it’s where people spend a lot of their time at home. Because it’s one of the most popular and used rooms in the house, a kitchen renovation has one of the best returns on investment compared to other home renovations. Everyone wants to have a modern, upgraded kitchen!
The biggest component of the kitchen is the kitchen cabinets. They are hugely responsible for how a kitchen functions and how a kitchen looks. If your cabinets are worn out and dated, the entire space will look worn out and dated. Should I paint my own cabinets?
Bed Sizes and Dimensions – Mattress Sizes Canada
Looking for bed sizes? This article will help you find the right dimensions for your bed. Beds come in many sizes, from the small single Twin to the massive California King. Unfortunately, manufacturing procedures, padding and types of support can all alter the size. This guide offers common sizes as there no legal standard mattress dimension. As a result, be sure to ask your vendor for exact measurements if you are unsure for:
Twin beds,
Twin XL beds,
Super Single beds,
Double beds,
Double XL beds,
Queen beds,
Queen RV beds,
King beds, and
California King beds.
Surprisingly, we learned that where you live in Canada can have a small impact on the cost of central air conditioning. This could be because of the economy, demand for AC in specific areas and the HVAC companies that serve those communities. These rough cost estimates came from Home Improvement blog.
Alberta: $3,200 to $4,500. The cost seems to rise in rural Alberta.
Manitoba: $3,200 to $4,200 for a high-efficiency central air conditioner.
Ontario: $2,500 to $5,000 for a mid-range to premium air conditioner.
Saskatchewan: $3,000 to $4,200 for a high-efficiency AC.
Other parts of Canada: $3,000 to $5,000
