Renovation Records
Keep Spare Tiles Where the Product Label Can Stay With Them
Store spare renovation tiles with their product and batch labels so that a future repair can begin with an identifiable material instead of a mystery stack.
RENOVATION · COLOUR · EVERYDAY ROOMS
Journal
Renovation Materials
Wall Tiles Are Not Automatically Suitable for Floors
Check the manufacturer’s intended use before carrying a wall tile onto the floor. Surface performance, loading and the installation system all matter.
Renovation Details
Check Whether Sealant Can Be Painted Before Choosing the Colour
Check the sealant’s paint compatibility, curing instructions and intended use before planning a painted finish over a joint.
Practical Room Planning
Check Curtain and Cabinet Clearance Before Placing a Radiator Cover
Review airflow, service access and manufacturer clearances before choosing a radiator cover or placing nearby curtains and furniture.
Lighting and Interiors
Try Warm and Cool White Light in the Room You Will Use
Compare warm and cool white lighting in your own room while keeping brightness, fixture compatibility and the intended activity separate.
Floors and Finishes
Tile Lippage Is About Height Differences, Not Just Grout Lines
Recognise tile lippage as an edge-height difference and document it for a qualified installer without relying on an improvised universal tolerance.
Materials and Finishes
Test Fluted Glass at the Distance Where Privacy Matters
Fluted glass can soften a view without fully hiding it. Assess a sample with realistic distances and lighting before choosing a privacy partition.
Renovation planning
Keep Service Panels Reachable When Planning Built-In Cabinets
Plan built-in storage around valves, meters and service panels so the finished room remains practical to inspect and maintain.
Renovation Details
Check the Tile Boxes Before the First Tile Is Laid
Matching tile names are only the start. Check shade and caliber information on the cartons before installation makes a delivery mismatch harder to resolve.