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Luxurious windows and frames

I am not someone who likes pared-back, modern house fittings. I like things to be shiny and to stand out from a distance - including my windows. Not many people know this, but originally windows were considered so luxurious that homeowners were taxed according to the number of windows they had in their homes. I'm sure glad that we don't still have that tax as I'd go broke! This blog is all about the latest and glitziest of windows on the market. It's for people who love luxury and people who revel in luxe design. Come inside and admire the windows I've found!

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3 Car Window Tinting Laws that You Should Know About

Posted on July 24, 2020

All states and territories in the country have similar window-tinting laws—Northern Victoria has slightly different laws. Generally, you are allowed to tint your car windows to a certain level of darkness. The only slight differences in the laws are on how much the windshield, side and rear should be tinted. Most states and territories allow up to 35 per cent tinting on the side and between 20 and 35 per cent on the rear window. [Read More]

Three Reasons Blinds Are A Great Investment

Posted on April 2, 2020

Blinds can be a great addition to your home, especially if you are looking to add something modern and long-lasting to your décor. This article aims to explain three of the advantages of blinds, from installation to maintenance. Suitability For All Your Windows Blinds are a great option for those with windows that are a strange shape or size as they can often be made-to-order to fit your specific window. You can also get blinds for patio doors that match your window blinds, which can be a great option for a kitchen or living room. [Read More]

Great Looking Ways of Improving Window Security

Posted on November 8, 2019

Windows and glazed doors are among the easiest entry points for professional criminals to target around homes and business premises. Of course, many people worry about burglaries in their neighbourhood and want to find ways to make their property more secure. As such, safeguarding your windows is a very good idea to get greater peace of mind—even if you don't actually suffer from much crime in your area. Simply installing bars over them looks terrible and can attract unwanted attention. [Read More]

2 steps you can take to prevent your home's windows from being broken

Posted on January 13, 2019

If a window in your home breaks, the process of replacing it can be expensive and laborious. Furthermore, if the breakage occurs when you are out of the house, the opening in the glass pane could allow rainwater to get into your home and damage it and could also provide an opportunistic burglar with easy access to your property. As such, it is sensible to do everything you can to prevent your windows from being broken. [Read More]