Tips for Oil Bound Distemper

Oil bound distemper offers matchless finishing on walls of the house. It’s high quality, decorative and economical paint with quality of colors. The paint is suitable for various interior surfaces, and maintains excellent porosity in new and old buildings. Let’s know surface preparation, application method, benefits of oil bound distemper.  

Where to apply oil bound distemper?

Oil bound distemper can be applied on plaster and brick surfaces. It is used to ornament walls and ceilings. The paint is for interiors use only. You can apply oil bound distemper on two surfaces i.e. A. New Surface B. Old Surface

How to Build a Concrete Roof for a House

The cement concrete is mixture of cement, sand, pebbles or crushed rock and water, which, when placed in a skeleton of forms and allowed to cure, becomes hard like stone. The cement concrete has attained the status of a major building material in all branches of modern construction because of the following reasons:

1. It can be readily moulded into durable structural items of various sizes and shapes at practically no considerable labour expenditure.
2. It is possible to control the properties of concrete within a wide range by using appropriate ingredients and by applying special processing techniques - mechanical, chemical, and physical.
3. It is possible to mechanise completely its preparation and placing process.
4. It possesses adequate plasticity for the mechanical working.

Tips for updating any room on a budget

Every so often you get in the mood of updating different rooms in the house. You may be ready for an entirely new look for your kitchen, or you just want to do some updating to your dining room and living room in order to add some new life to your upcoming holiday parties.  At the same time, you are not ready to empty all your savings to create this makeover.  The good news is that you can accomplish so much by spending a minimal amount if you are a bit handy and have a creative flair.