Understanding the Various Kinds of Flat Covers You Can Buy for Your Truck
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12 January 2017
Don't be the truck owner who does everything right for their vehicle but forgets the truck bed. Just like the other parts on your truck, it is important to take good care of your truck bed by keeping it clean and covered, especially when it is not in use. Flat covers are a convenient way to do this. They come in different types, and selecting the right one will go a long way in matching the truck bed's need for protection with your usage requirements.
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Occupancy Load Signs: 4 Defects That a Building Inspection May Reveal
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12 January 2017
Different jurisdictions may have different regulations about how occupancy load signs (signs indicating the maximum number of people that can be inside that space at a go) can be used. Any transgression can result in fines or prosecution because lives may be at risk in the event of an emergency. This article discusses some of the mistakes that a building inspector may identify after observing the occupancy load signs in a commercial building that you are about to buy.
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Building Site Analysis: Three Crucial Soil Tests Before Construction
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11 January 2017
Soil testing is an important process which should be performed as part of site analysis, whether you want to build a commercial or residential structure. Basically, this procedure is essential in determining the suitability of the ground for your pertinent construction and development project. Proper investigation will help you avoid setting up a structure on faulty ground. Consequently, you will avoid the high costs, safety risks and inconveniences of future building failure.
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AC Maintenance: Can You Top Up The Refrigerant In Your Air Conditioning System?
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10 January 2017
Air conditioning systems have a cooling agent known as a refrigerant. It is a fluid that runs through the system, and whose primary function is to cool the air in the home. Low levels of refrigerant in the cooling system can affect the performance of the system; therefore, it is natural to wonder whether one can top up the fluid if its levels are low.
If you are concerned about the refrigerant levels in your air conditioner, it is essential to understand how the fluid works, what it means to have low refrigerant and the right measures that you can take before attempting to top it up.
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