Ever since I first laid pavers, I have been a big fan of this DIY task. Not only is it extremely rewarding, but you end up with a space you can use and enjoy. Firth has a wide range of finishes and sizes to choose from, allowing you to customise your paved space to tie in with your existing colour scheme or add your own design flavour.
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We love wallpaper – and there are so many reasons why. Wallpaper creates a look that can’t be achieved with paint, it covers your walls with patterns, colour and texture. Wallpaper is a one coat process, offering an instant transformation that doesn’t create a whole lot of mess and strong fumes - allowing you to occupy your space right away. Wall preparation is straight forward and once wallpaper is hung it’s a durable option. Best of all, with the right wall preparation and tools, you can hang the wallpaper yourself.
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Sanding and sealing wooden floorboards is a daunting DIY task for first timers. But with a bit of prep before hand and the right equipment, you definitely tackle this project yourself. With a weekend of sanding equipment hired for $306 from Kennards Hire - this is an affordable DIY option to bring new life to your floors - saving yourself some money at the same time.
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Roller Blinds are a great option for homes. They are compact, easy to clean, affordable and easy to install. Roller blinds come in a variety of materials and choosing the right combination can ensure your blinds not only look great, but are functional too.
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As The Rookies get set to start painting for The Reno Race, I have put together my tips and tricks for painting for the first time. Painting is a massive project to take on in a renovation, but if you are trying to save money it is something you can do yourself. While most people can paint, a few simple techniques can save you some frustration and confusion. So if you are about to start your first painting project - this may be exactly what you need!
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