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Dress up

your walls

Choosing

plants

for your garden

Heat it up

inside and out

Don’t get stuck

with masking tape

The wheel deal

on barrows

April 2011 • $5.90

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Kitchen

Tame Your Garden This Autumn

Its time to get your garden in order

with the help of Black & Decker.

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Volume 6, Issue 2

Mitre 10 Projects How To magazine is

published 11 times a year by

MMS Publishing Ltd.

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shaft, an auxiliary handle, auto line

feed and twist n edge features.

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WARM UP INDOORS

How To help get your home cosy for the coming winter.

10 PARTY ON OUTDOORS

Make the most out of your outdoors when the sun goes down.

16 WRAPPED IN WARMTH

Get fresh warm towels on your heated towel rail this winter.

BS118-XE

24 KEEP IT IN LINE

Panting like a professional means choosing the right masking tape.

30 COVER IT UP

Wall coverings make a triumphant return.

36 MARLEY MAINTENANCE

How To look after your new guttering from the experts.

BST2018-XE

BHT518-XE

NZ Projects magazine is a monthly publication,

produced 11 times a year ISSN 1177-6765. MMS

Publishing reserves the right to accept or reject all

editorial or advertising material. No part of NZ

Projects How To magazine may be reproduced

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for the return or condition of unsolicited manuscripts,

art or photography material.

Limitation of liability : NZ Projects How To

magazine has been produced to provide the basic

and general information required when undertaking

home improvement projects around your home. It is

not designed to replace the advice you may require in

certain applications around your home. The contents

of any article may need to be modiied for a particular

site and circumstances pertaining to some projects.

Local bylaws pertaining to certain construction or home

improvements should always be adhered to and we

advise contacting a suitably qualiied tradesperson

when you require expert services or advice.

38 PUSHING THE BARROW

How To help you choose the right wheelbarrow for your next project.

44 SIX WAYS

Give your garden a running start with healthy plants.

BPT318-XE

46 CHECKLIST

Time to knuckle down for winter and harvest that summer crop.

48 GRASS GOODNESS

How to sow, repair and maintain a lawn you can be proud of.

NPP2018-XE

54 WINTERS WATER

Pool maintenance happens all year round – get ready for winter.

60 DESIGN SERIES

Welcome to part four of our designing comfortable homes series.

Freecall 0800 339 258

63 MOWING MAGIC

Look through the range of mowers from Husqvarna.

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Tui Super ne Lawn Seed

from the lawns as

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ornamental lawn that is slow growing once established.

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Superstrike lawn seed is treated to encourage fast germination and protect seed

from insects, fungal diseases and birds for up to 6 weeks.

Available in all good garden centres, hardware stores and seed merchants.

Visit www.tuigarden.co.nz for more information

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washer/dryer

Daewoo Electronics are proud to announce the

latest addition to its extensive range of home

appliances. The 8.5kg washer/5kg dryer front

loader combo. Complete with Nano Silver

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Indoor Heating

How To

Warming up

How much heat do you

need?

Nobody likes to hear that winter is well

on its way, but making the transition

to the big chill is much more bearable

when your home is a cosy haven. We look

at the different ways to heat your home

throughout the winter months.

winter

More than 50% of your winter power bill is allocated

to heating your water and home, so to be comfortable

and conserve energy, it’s important to choose a heating

system that suits to your home.

by Je t’aime Hayer

Start by calculating the volume of each room. Measure

the size in metres (height x width x length), then divide

that room by 20 to give you an approximate kilowatt

(kW) rating of the heater you require. Also take into

consideration how much time is spent in the room –

living rooms and bedrooms require more heating than

bathrooms and kitchens.

What kind of heat?

There are different kinds of heat provided by the variety

of heaters.

Conduction = heat transfer (hot water bottle)

Convection = warm air (fan heater)

The recommended temperature for a living

area is 18°C, although for babies, children

and the elderly 21°C is more appropriate.

Radiation = emission of heat (oil heater)

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Indoor Heating

How To

Heat pumps

Electric heaters

Meet the all-new NEO ™

Clever design, exceptional performance.

One of the most economical forms of heating available,

heat pumps can also cool your home in summer, making

them an attractive investment. Certain units offer the

additional beneits of air-iltering (ideal for those who

suffer from allergies) and de-humidiication. Heat pumps

produce more heat than the electricity it takes to run

them – in some cases up to three times as much. You have

the option of installing one in a main room or having the

system ducted through the residence. However, the units

and the installation costs can be high. A 3.5kW heat

pump is capable of heating a sizeable living area at a cost

of purchase and installation of around $2,000.

Portable electric heaters don’t emit fumes of toxic gases

and have the advantage of being able to be moved from

room to room. Electricity is a relatively cheap form of

heating and, as they convert 100% of the power used

into heat, electric heaters are considered eficient,

keeping running costs down.

Picture how the NEO ™ could look in your space

REQUEST A NEO ™

LIFE-SIZE POSTER

0800 RINNAI (746 624)

info@rinnai.co.nz

Following Rinnai’s success with Symmetry, the Neo ™ is the latest ireplace

in Rinnai’s range. It combines modern good looks with the latest advances

in technology. Impressively it’s the irst natural draft ireplace available in

New Zealand with a greater than 4-star energy rating across all installations.

- Requires less energy to heat room space in the home, which means lower

running costs.

- Comes in a choice of models: freestanding, inbuilt for existing ireplaces, or

as a mock inbuilt ireplace.

- Designed speciically for NZ homes and lifestyles and tested to NZ conditions.

- Electronic timer remote and thermostat function to shut down once desired

temperature is reached. Available with ETR model.

- Meets requirements of EECA Warm up New Zealand Heat Smart programme

providing Kiwi consumers with funding for selected appliances.

- Class leading impressive heat output of 6.94kW* to warm up large areas

*Heat output dependant on gas source, NG: 6.94kW and LPG 6.04kW

Options include portable fan heaters, wall-mounted panel

heaters and ‘lame effect’ heaters. Usually controlled by

a thermostat, they heat rooms quickly and can easily

maintain a comfortable temperature. Timers can also be

used to turn heat off and on as required, such as to warm

bedrooms before they are used.

Gas heaters

Oil column heaters

Portable gas heaters are cost effective to buy and operate.

However, because they release carbon dioxide gas and

condensation (up to a litre of water per hour) into your

home, they can have adverse health effects, particularly

for those who suffer from respiratory disorders. It is

illegal to use gas heaters in bedrooms and wherever they

are used, you must remember to have a window ajar in

the room to maintain oxygen levels for occupants.

- Includes 2 year warranty and New Zealand based technical support.

For more information about Rinnai’s range of products, or for a free quote

call 0800 RINNAI (746 624) or visit www.rinnai.co.nz/neo

As their name suggests, oil column heaters are filled

with oil, which slowly heats (by electricity) heating a

room by radiated heat. For those with young children,

oil column heaters offer a safe option as the surface

does not get hot enough to pose a threat and they can

be left unattended or to heat a room overnight.

A range of framing options to suit the interior of every home.

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