Click here for more details: www.lockers.com Salsbury Industries offers a wide range of designer wood lockers in a variety of colors, styles and sizes. Constructed of industrial grade particleboard and covered with plastic laminate, designer wood lockers are available in six (6) attractive colors and are ideal for settings where a professional environment is desired. Designer single tier, double tier and double tier “S” style wood lockers are designed for storage of full length garments and larger items. Designer triple tier wood lockers and box style wood lockers are space saving units and are ideal for smaller items. All locker doors are 12″ wide and include heavy duty concealed hinges and a lift up handle and recessed hasp for added security. One wide designer wood lockers are available as fully assembled units only. Three (3) wide designer wood lockers are also available as fully assembled units only and require minor assembly. A variety of options are available for designer wood lockers including side panels, sloping hoods, several styles of keyed and combination locks and engraved number plates.
If you would like to re-live the evening or see the show for the first time, please visit www.iidaproductrunway.com to order your DVD of the entire runway show! IIDA Houston City Center presented the Second Annual Product Runway benefiting the Furniture Bank of Houston. A play off of the hit reality television series Project Runway, this national event challenged the creative minds of Interior Designers to create fabulous couture garments from the products they use in their everyday projects. Carpet, upholstery, acrylic, vinyl flooring, signage, tile and plastic laminate looked just as good on the runway as they do in your office! Over a hundred volunteers came together to make this event happen, all in order to raise funds for the Houston Furniture Bank. The Furniture Bank is a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting and distributing furniture and home furnishings, free of charge, to families in need. IIDA is a professional networking and education association that works to enhance the quality of life through excellence in interior design. The Houston City Center had the honor of providing this opportunity to the design community and related industries to support the Furniture Bank and its worthy cause. Find IIDA online on Facebook and at www.iida-tx-ok.org. Find the Houston Furniture Bank online at www.fb-houston.org.
NEW PRINTING TECHNOLOGY HRPR The High Resolution (up to 4000 dpi) Photo Refractive (HRPR Technology) is an invisible image/logo/text/picture in ambient light, only is visible in correct angle of the reflect light. The HRPR cannot be possible scanned, copied, then make impossible to reproduce and duplicated. Any ID Card, Document, CD-DVD, Label, Seal, Tape, etc. protected with this Laminating Film, avoid any tampering attempt. Photo-Refractive Laminating Film can be possible processed on Polycarbonate, Polyester, PVC and Destructible Cast Polymer., The thickness will be available from 0.025 mm to 0.750 mm., with heat activated adhesion or pressure sensitive. refractivedot.blogspot.com
We are often asked how to paint an existing laminate countertop, and if it is even possible. Yes, you can paint countertops, but you need to prepare the countertop surface carefully beforehand with special primer. Here’s how.
(1) Wash the countertop with some ammonia-based cleaner or some warm ammonia diluted with water. Get it as clean as possible, removing all dirt and grime. When the surface is dry, you may wish to put strips of low-tack painter’s tape on any trim around the countertop.
(2) The next step is to prime the countertop surface with a bonding primer, this will make sure the paint will stick to a non-porous surface. Some good bonding primers are XIM 400, Sherwin-Williams PrepRite®, or Zinssers Bin. Follow the primer manufacturers instructions; plan on allowing the primer to set for about 24 hours before painting. The odor can be strong, so consider opening windows and closing the room off from the rest of the house when using these products.
(3) When the primer is dry, it’s time to paint your selected new color paint to the existing laminate countertop. Nothing changes a kitchen’s look quite so much as countertop finishes, so make sure you’ve matched swatches to your existing colors – appliances, walls, flooring and all. If you use your laminate countertops to prepare food directly on, use water based paint; the chemicals in oil based paints may leech into your food, which is not a good thing. Apply two to three thin layers of paint, letting them dry between each coating. If you like, and are feeling creative, you can stencil-paint some patterned borders on your laminate countertops new base paint as well at this point.
(4) The final step is to seal the paint. Three coats of satin or high-gloss non-yellowing polyurethane will give you maximum durability. I prefer water-based sealer; it will not alter the appearance of your paint’s colors when it dries. Allow the sealer to dry 24 hrs. You might have to order take-out dinners for a couple of days, but it will be worth it when you see your fabulous new painted laminate countertops in your kitchen.