Green Exterior House ColorsExterior Colors DetailsStucco House ColorsGreen SidingHouse ColourSubtle ColorSubtle GreenBee ColorHistoric PalettesForwardDon’t be afraid of green for your exterior paint job – it can be a great, subtle color that is common in many historic palettes.Look up your product in the tables below and click on pdf to see more information.Shop by Department Decorating Exterior Paint We have a huge range of exterior paint including exterior satin, gloss and smooth and textured masonry paint in a range of colours. Our exterior paint is formulated to give long lasting, all-weather protection. Please note that colours may appear differently depending on screen settings.Get creative with your bunny hutch or shed. Wooden hutches, sheds and runs will need treating with pet safe wood preservative to keep them in good condition and prevent damage from being outside in all weathers. It's important that the preservative you use is pet safe. In general terms that means look for products that are:

Petsafe generally means it's safe for your rabbit to be in contact with after it's dried e.g. it won't have lingering strong fumes and touching/licking it will not have any effect. However, manufaturers won't guarentee it's okay for a rabbit to chew and injest. It's best to minimise the opportunities for your rabbit to chew on it by: Coverage (the area you can cover with a certain amount of paint) varies slightly between brands, but, approximately, you'll need one litre of paint for two coats on a 6'x2' hutch (3m2 per coat) and a medium sized run and 2.5 litres will do a 6'x4' shed (11m2 per coat) and run. Here are some suitable products: Cuprinol Garden Shades is the water based paint that comes in the biggest range of colours. It is widely used by rabbit owners for housing so generally considered a safe option. It's also readily available in most DIY stores so it's easy to find the colours you want. Available from £11 per litre at Amazon This range is safe for the exterior of rabbit hutches once dried, but, as standard, they advise not to paint the interior where the rabbits could gnaw on the wood and ingest the paint.

It's only available in Wilkinson and the colours available from store to store vary, but it's the cheapest option and sometimes they have offers making it even more cost effective. Ronseal Woodland Colours is another water-based wood stain. It comes in 750ml or 2.5l tins so becareful when comparing price, it might look cheaper than some other brands but make sure you are comparing the same size tin. They also recommend more coats than other brands so you'll need more paint. Available from £9 per 750ml at Amazon All suitable are 5 Year Wood Stain and Quick Drying wood stain which are available in natural wood colours. Protek Wood Protector is a water-based timber paint with added wax and acrylic. It contains no turpentine, white spirit or heavy metals. It's marketed as "ideal for animal areas such as chicken coups, stables, kennels and catteries". It's also available as a clear wood preservative called 'Clear Tough Coat', which you can either use on its own over bare wood to waterproof it whilst keeping the natural timber colour, or add over the top of their coloured Wood Protector to make colour last longer and increase waterproofing.

Good for Wood is slightly different in that instead of being water based, it's made from natural oils and waxes. It's VOC free and safe for animals and plants. It's transparent (with a slightly shiny finish) so you can either use it on its own if you like the natural wood look or over the top of one of the other brands coloured stains for extra weather proofing.second hand patio doors gloucester Available direct from Good For Woodgarage door repair mississaugaHow do you feel about “space saving” on Mardi Gras parade routes?sliding patio door draft stopper Michigan Rattlers, Max & the Martians, Quaketones The Americana duo performs at Siberia. jeep wrangler 4 door for sale uk

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We recently chatted with Steve about his favorite rooms and features in his Connecticut residence. What do you like most about your Connecticut home? The location – it’s close to everything and everywhere I go. Being a parent, it was very important for my wife and me to be able to get to our children if they needed us. Their school and activities are all very close to our home and our jobs.  I loved our house the minute I laid eyes on it, but having it in close proximity to everything really sealed the deal. What drew you to your home? The very open layout. Knowing that the house had to be “kid-friendly,” we liked that it was roomy enough and had a place for everything, but also that our kids could be comfortable in every room.  We wanted something with a modern feel, and this house just really fit our needs on every level. What's your favorite room in the home? The media room in the basement. We just renovated the whole basement last year, and my wife and I worked really hard at making this our place to unwind and relax at night.

I played a big part in helping her decorate the room, and together, we picked just the right furniture for the layout. I found the whole process interesting. You have a lot of natural wood in the house. I love hardwood floors – I don’t like carpet at all. Wood is cleaner and warm looking. When we were designing the media room, one thing that was clear was we loved the idea of a wood border around the ceiling. It really gives the room a rustic, yet warm and inviting feel. This one painting we have on the right wall was actually made from reclaimed wood. We saw the artist, Michelle Peterson-Albandoz's work and thought it was so unique! Once we read that she salvaged decrepit wood from old churches and historic buildings in Chicago, we just had to buy a piece. The one we chose fits the space perfectly and ties the whole room together. I felt like it was a nod to Chicago, where I was born and raised. After a busy day at work, do you come home and work out? I always work out before work.

It really wakes me up in the morning, and I don’t feel like I can really start my day until after I hit my home gym. Having this gym in my house has been great, because it has all the equipment that I use in my workout in one place. My favorite is the rowing machine; it really is a full body workout, working my arms, legs and core. Tell me about the painting behind the couch. We go to Martha’s Vineyard every summer and have a favorite art gallery there called the Eisenhauer. I saw that painting and it reminded me of camera lenses. Since my wife and I both work in television, we liked the meaning behind it. The artist is Jylian Gustlin. When we bought the painting, we were starting to build our media room, so we based a lot of our color selection in the room to offset this painting. The colors really just work so well with the room, and it really catches your eye the minute you walk in. You have a beautiful kitchen. What do you like most about it? Obviously, I love the modern, white, clean feel of it. 

And all of the windows are a big bonus. It’s nice having a big, bright kitchen with so much natural light coming in throughout the day.  But, I’d say the best feature is the huge island in the center. Everyone hangs out there, whether we’re talking to the kids about their day or helping them with homework. It’s really just a great place to talk and unwind when we’re all home after our busy schedules. Where does your dog spend his time? His name is Snowball, and he is obsessed with my wife! Wherever I find her in the house, I know he’s always close by. That’s a great looking bathtub/bathroom. What was your vision in designing it? We love the tub, but unfortunately we don’t use it as much as we’d like.  We recently replaced the light fixture – the old one was just a ceiling mount. The new one changed the look of the whole room and really is the focal point, in my opinion. What are some of your must-have home essentials? Our nice comfortable king-size bed with great sheets!