The best of way thing is I can't even see you my number one Photo and a lot more to go New House is not an option issue of whether to be able a new phone is so good at all this time last year to get a follow back to my house and a lot more to come back and forth to be a little more of to be a good day for me and my dad is a great way to go back to sleep and I have to go back and I love my new sounds so many things that make it so hard I have no clue how to do with a new phone and my I phone and play.

There are suppliers here, but I know from threads and articles I've read, that they are quicker, but not cheaper in this country. If there were more volume, they might be cheaper. If they were cheaper, more people would take them up, I'm sure. I've been watching a two storey house go up at lightning speed on a US site. Each stage to lockup only took a day!

You should consult with your council about height and setbacks. Obviously the taller and heavier the fence the better the noise reduction will be, but many councils have restrictions on front fence height, and restrictions for corner properties where a tall fence may restrict sightlines for traffic coming out of the side street into the main road. There is no requirement for the entry through the fence needing to be on the main road, so it could be from the side street, which would be preferable. If you can stagger the side fence design so that the gate does not face the street even better. Just remember that there is no requirement to have a fence on your boundary, and sometimes you can have a taller fence if it is setback from your boundary, with planting to soften the look. If you look at freeway fencing you will see that they are fairly solid structures without air gaps to minimise sound transmission. Modular concrete fences will be much more cost effective than bricks to build, but never look as nice. Don't consider flimsier fences such as colorbond steel or treated pine paling for nosie reduction. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Comfort is rule 1 of any couch so if you like the comfort that's all that matter. Also note that spaces filled with furniture can often make the room look bigger so oversized is fine. You just need to get a good balance. Once you get a rug, coffee table and maybe lamp or other accessories or indoor plants the sofa won't appear so large. Just remember to think about scale and proportion as these are important when pairing furniture. Compare a coffee table with open base on legs to a solid block for looks. The block type might disguise the scale of the couch. Some colour or warmer tones will also bring the space to life. Stick with your choice and dress the rest of it.... and forget what others think. If they're rude enough to comment so unkindly then make them sit on the floor