Australia is one of the world’s driest inhabited continents. Every organisation involved in constructing hardscapes or landscaping has the responsibility for preventing or reducing water pollution. We must also protect and conserve our part of the planet’s less than 3 percent fresh water.
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The public realizes that it isn’t worthwhile to sit around all day, in front of a screen for hours. More and more, people want to get outside to green spaces with their families. StoneSet is great for parks and green spaces!
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Parking lots are part of every commercial venture with a brick-and-mortar location. Your customers will want to be able to park near your property in order to do business with you so long as there is a building to do business in, and so the parking lot becomes an extension of your store.
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Cities are, generally speaking, hotter places to live than more spread out suburban or rural areas. The main culprit for this is something called the heat island effect, which is a fancy way of saying that heat tends to linger in cities, making them hotter than the surrounding area.
Are you a builder or architect who is thinking about adding some hardscapes to your commercial property? Then you should know how to use StoneSet for commercial purposes.
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School playgrounds present a special kind of challenge when determining how to manage activities that take place in the space, plus safety elements and the environmental conditions created by the weather.
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A few months ago, we ran our very first StoneSet Mega Makeover competition. We solicited stories from our community of families who would benefit from a StoneSet makeover.
Religious centers such as temples, churches, and mosques, central to communities, should offer a refuge from the “concrete jungle” of the city. Concrete detracts from the beauty of natural materials used in religious buildings, while natural stone landscaping compliments the connection between the earth and spirituality.
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