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Author: Ian Tompson

It is very important for educational establishments to have flooring that withstands high level of foot traffic and looks nice at the same time. Learning facilities like schools and daycare centers are essential to the cognitive development of young generations. Choosing the right flooring is not an easy process and requires a balance of performance and design. There are so many different needs and different flooring solutions that make the entire process tricky for decision-makers. Here are the key points that can help you decide on the best flooring option that staff, students, and parents will love.
22 October, 2020

Buying an outdoor barbeque can completely transform your outdoor experience throughout the warm months, so picking the right one that fits your space, lifestyle and pocket is crucial. Choosing one used to be a pretty straightforward endeavour. But nowadays, even something as simple as a barbeque grill comes in a wide range of shapes and forms. So, an inexperienced buyer may spend a lot of money on something he can't take advantage of in fear of missing out, or he can get something that doesn't suit his preferences.

20 October, 2020

If you're the owner of a 3PL, restaurant, grocery store or cafe, a weighing scale is something that you're going to need at one point or another for weighing that big batch that just came in, estimating shipping costs or the amount of pepperoni that...

09 September, 2020
Since electricity started to be widely adopted in both households and industrial settings, power quality has been an important part of it. The level of power quality various devices and equipment are powered with can largely affect how efficiently they work. This is where the need to monitor the quality of power coming from the grid has arised. In this case, an instrument called power quality analyser (meter) was made to test various factors to detect and measure power issues and help prevent further more serious problems. When there is poor power quality, certain safety measures and changes are made to make an industrial facility run more efficiently and save time and money further down the line.
31 August, 2020
One of the biggest concern of preschool teachers and daycare providers is the safety of the children they are appointed to care for. Safety encompasses many of the ways an environment is designed, starting from the furniture it has and all the way to the floors. So, if you are in the process of outfitting an existing or a brand new preschool or daycare with flooring, there are a few things to keep in mind to make sure that the school flooring you install is safe for children. There are so many different options that you can find both online and in brick-and-mortar stores. Here are a couple of things to consider before you shop around.
30 July, 2020

If you're tired of taking your furry friend to a professional groomer and want to save time and money by learning how to groom your dog yourself, you can do so by buying pet grooming supplies. Dog hair clippers are a great purchase for at-home use. While grooming your dog with hair clippers is pretty straightforward, there are a few things you need to consider when choosing the right set. There's a wide range of clippers available nowadays, so you're bound to find one that works well for your dog's specific fur type.

02 July, 2020
The best thing about camping in the great Australian outdoors is sleeping under the stars with little to no light pollution. However, starlight can only provide so much light, and the outdoors can be very dark at night, especially if you're trying to move around the campsite, explore the nearby trails or just take a trip to the loo. For that reason, every camper needs a portable, reliable light source. We've come a long way since the only camping light options were gas lanterns. Nowadays, you'll find many different ways to light up your campsite at night, whether it's by using a headlamp, a LED torch or 12 volt lights.
11 June, 2020
Dealing with obstructive sleep apnea is not pleasant at all. However, there's a huge number of people who have this condition without being totally not aware because they consider snoring a normal thing. Unfortunately, obstructive sleep apnea is a disorder that needs to be treated, otherwise it can lead to some serious health problems. The ideal way to treat a condition like this is with a CPAP therapy.
06 May, 2020
Believe it or not Oakley first started manufacturing motocross hand grips, but not just any kind of hand grips - these were made from unobtainium rubber. This improved the grip of the handles and paved the way for motorcycle handles as we know them today. Five years after the company's revolutionary product, in 1980, Oakley started making their first motocross goggles called O-frames. [caption id="attachment_1618" align="aligncenter" width="846"]oakley o frames Source: Oakley[/caption] These provided a wide field of view and they were an instant success too. In 1983, Oakley released their first ever ski goggles which were followed by the iconic Frogskins in 1985 – Oakley's first ever lifestyle sunglasses. There are a lot of other Oakley glasses that have come out thorough the years and it's quite convenient that their lenses can be replaced quite easily.
03 April, 2020