27th January 2012
A carpet like any other furniture in the house is supposed to get dirty and it cannot be helped. As furniture requires regular dusting, carpets too should be cleaned at an interval of at least 6-12 months to keep it as good as new. Regular cleaning of ca...
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26th January 2012
Bristol Carpet Cleaners are almost vital if you have surfer in your family. Whether it’s your husband still mourning his university surfing days, or if it’s a son or daughter just getting into the sport – with the long drives from Bristol to the beach at ...
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17th January 2012
There is an old poem which in one variant starts “spring is sprung, the grass is riz, I wonder where the birdies is...”After the coldest winter in 30 years, we are all very glad that spring is here at last. Of course, with the spring comes the sunshine a...
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23rd March 2011
It’s always nice to know you’re getting a good deal on your warehouse equipment. To that end, we’ve put together a list of the top reasons to buy used pallet racking.
A racking system is pretty much the same now as it was a couple of years ago – so whe...
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18th February 2011
We have all heard the phrase “prevention rather than cure". So why not apply it to our air conditioning systems? When you run an air conditioning system in any kind of commercial environment, you run a continued risk of experiencing long periods of down t...
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09th February 2011
There was a time when cranes or any form of lifting gear was associated with generally three kinds of environmental pollution- visual, noise and emissions. But things have taken a new direction. Modern day crawler cranes as provided by City Lifting, sides...
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10th January 2011
Some lifting situations require a specific type of crane. With increasing frequency, that kind of crane is the luffing crane. Luffing cranes, which are capable of most heavy to extremely heavy lifts, have a major advantage over straight boom arm cranes – ...
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05th January 2011
When the crane was first invented (that would be around the time of the Ancient Greeks), it wasn’t very easy to move around. The whole practical application of the early crane was basically rooted in the idea that a solid stationary point could provide a ...
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27th August 2010
It's strong, it's simple and it's a lot more environmental friendly than its steel or wooden counterparts. It's the plastic pallet, which is fast becoming the standard vessel for warehouse storage in all UK industries.
Why? First, because it's light. ...
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19th August 2010
Modern building needs cranes. In fact, civilised building has used cranes for over 2,000 years. The first physical evidence of a machine using the crane principle comes from Ancient Greek ruins, where the sites of temples have been found to contain parall...
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18th August 2010
The boys are back in town. Pitches all over the UK have come alive this weekend to the sounds of triumphant crowds, that unmistakeable blast of the referees whistle. Yes - the football season has started once again. And this one looks set to spin off a fe...
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06th August 2010
There are more estate agents in London than there are houses. At least, that's what it can feel like to a person trying to get hold of a sale or rental property in the UK's capital city. Every street carries a hundred different agent's boards, proclaiming...
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09th July 2010
Football fever, as usual, has gripped everyone this year. The World Cup has thrown up some serious surprise results, with some of the UK's favourite club players making an impact on behalf of the less well fancied sides. The beautiful game is changing, an...
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