Monday, August 3, 2009
Using Custom Wardrobes as Temporary Partitions
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Temporary Walls for your Home Business
A home based business can be quite rewarding. You avoid the frustrating commute and save on fuel costs, you have no boss breathing down your neck, and you decide when and how much you want to work. But, for many people, finding a private space to work within the home can be challenge. Temporary walls can come to the rescue.
If you share a house or apartment with roommates, or if you have children, you'll need to create a private space where you can get away and focus on getting your work done. This isn't always easy. Sometimes your "office" might be in a corner of the living room, or in the family room where the TV is located. Or perhaps you can make a space for yourself in a basement corner, but you don't want to stare at the furnace while you work.
Thankfully there is a way to put up temporary walls to give you the personal space you need to effectively run your business. While many temporary walls are obvious and not very attractive, you can now get some that blend in with the rest of your walls.
Many modern temporary walls can now be pressure installed. Other than a few screws to securely connect the temporary walls to studs in the permanent walls, there is no hardware, mounting equipment, glue, or other adhesives required. This means that installing temporary walls won't damage your permanent walls, and in fact, once they're gone you'll never even know they were there.
These temporary walls are great if you are renting, and your lease does not allow you to build new walls in your home. You can create the extra room you need without violating the terms of your lease. Also, these walls can be removed just as easily as they are installed, so when your lease is up, you can have them taken out quickly and cleanly.
Temporary walls are also a fine option for homeowners. If you need an office space, but you aren't sure you want to make permanent changes, you can create a temporary office in the meantime. Then, if you change your mind down the road or decide you need even more space, you can easily remove the walls and install new ones.
Another feature of temporary walls is that you can easily paint them to match your home's existing color scheme. This way, it won't be obvious that the walls are temporary fixtures. You can install single or double doors in the wall, depending upon your preferences. You can even install a window that looks out on the adjacent room if you like.
Temporary walls can be the perfect solution when it comes to providing you with a private, personalized space for your home office. What's more, you won't have to worry about destroying your home's decor, or making a commitment to an irreversible remodeling project. You'll be thrilled at the privacy these walls can provide, while at the same time relieved knowing that you can change the layout any time you like. Temporary walls give you the freedom to create your space exactly the way you want to.
If you share a house or apartment with roommates, or if you have children, you'll need to create a private space where you can get away and focus on getting your work done. This isn't always easy. Sometimes your "office" might be in a corner of the living room, or in the family room where the TV is located. Or perhaps you can make a space for yourself in a basement corner, but you don't want to stare at the furnace while you work.
Thankfully there is a way to put up temporary walls to give you the personal space you need to effectively run your business. While many temporary walls are obvious and not very attractive, you can now get some that blend in with the rest of your walls.
Many modern temporary walls can now be pressure installed. Other than a few screws to securely connect the temporary walls to studs in the permanent walls, there is no hardware, mounting equipment, glue, or other adhesives required. This means that installing temporary walls won't damage your permanent walls, and in fact, once they're gone you'll never even know they were there.
These temporary walls are great if you are renting, and your lease does not allow you to build new walls in your home. You can create the extra room you need without violating the terms of your lease. Also, these walls can be removed just as easily as they are installed, so when your lease is up, you can have them taken out quickly and cleanly.
Temporary walls are also a fine option for homeowners. If you need an office space, but you aren't sure you want to make permanent changes, you can create a temporary office in the meantime. Then, if you change your mind down the road or decide you need even more space, you can easily remove the walls and install new ones.
Another feature of temporary walls is that you can easily paint them to match your home's existing color scheme. This way, it won't be obvious that the walls are temporary fixtures. You can install single or double doors in the wall, depending upon your preferences. You can even install a window that looks out on the adjacent room if you like.
Temporary walls can be the perfect solution when it comes to providing you with a private, personalized space for your home office. What's more, you won't have to worry about destroying your home's decor, or making a commitment to an irreversible remodeling project. You'll be thrilled at the privacy these walls can provide, while at the same time relieved knowing that you can change the layout any time you like. Temporary walls give you the freedom to create your space exactly the way you want to.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Temporary Partitions for stress free living
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Temporary Walls - Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about temporary walls (aka pressurized walls).
Temporary Walls - Frequently Asked Questions - Amazing videos are here
Temporary Walls - Frequently Asked Questions - Amazing videos are here
Monday, January 26, 2009
Temporary Partitions To Help Pay Rent In NYC
Temporary partitions installed by pressure instead of nails and screws have become extremely popular for those sharing apartments in New York City. These temporary walls look just like real walls and they do not cause any damage to existing walls, floors, & ceiling. This is the simple solution for those living with roommates (for more affordable rent) without losing any privacy.
Temporary Partitions Help Roommates With Rent and Privacy Issues
When you think about living in New York City, you can easily imagine the music, the action, and the sheer vibrant life that makes this amazing city such an attractive place to live. The trouble is that when you think about NYC, you are also thinking about things like small cramped rooms and sky-high prices when it comes to rent! They say that everything comes with a price, and when it comes to the Big Apple, that price is generally considered to be the cost of living!
When you can’t stand the idea of being away from the city, though, you’ll find that there are solutions that can take the bite out of living in this terrific location, and one of the best options that you have out there is going to be the use of pressurized walls.
Temporary partitions are essentially the modern, adult alternative to putting up a sliding door or a cloth to separate a room. These walls look and act just like real walls, separating up rooms and dividing up the available space. They are virtually indistinguishable from real walls, with the only difference being that they can be installed and removed without any changes or structural damage to the room at all.
With more and more of us living in places with rules about hanging up pictures, let alone walls, this can be a great way to get more bang for your buck when you are living in New York City. Just make sure to check with your building’s regulations first, as not all landlords allow installations of pressurized walls.
For instance, when you live in New York, you know that having a roommate can make things a lot easier. There is someone to split the rent with, there is someone around who can help you pet sit, and it can just be nice to have someone else around. On the other hand, what if you are a private person? Even if you like or even love the person who is staying with you, there is nothing that says that you have to love having them in your space! Take some time and make sure that you think long and hard about what it means to bring someone into your living space, especially if the apartment was not necessarily meant for more than one person in the first place.
Temporary partitions can take some of the pressure off from living with other people. When you have a roommate, things get cheaper, but your tolerance for people who are constantly where you are living might be giving you a pause. With pressurized walls installed, you can turn a large loft into a cozy two or three bedroom apartment, and this can go a long way towards letting you pay your rent while also making sure that you don’t kill your roommate!
You get cheaper rent while still getting to keep your privacy and in New York City, that is definitely saying something. As an adult privacy is essential so if you can manage to have both, you have yourself a winner!
Temporary Partitions can definitely be the solution that you have been searching for. It is affordable and it will more than make back its investment when the roommate moves in!
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