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nfrared film on the panels prevents birds from flying into it.

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garage

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some dark bits

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needs some dark

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facade colour, garage doors

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recessed entry

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recessed entry

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Entry

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facade colours

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facade colour - little bit too green

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entry, to conceal services

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entry

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colourbond horizontal fence/balcony

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Fence

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facade

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Light up dark exterior corners with motion-activated lights.The Sunforce solar-powered LED motion-activated light is ideal for outdoor use. It frightens would-be trespassers, who think a person has switched on the light. No need to worry about connecting a power source or about the batteries’ running out, either.

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Cover the ground near your windows with gravel. The loud crunch of footsteps on gravel is enough of a deterrent for a burglar to search for another target.

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ENTRY - Video- and intercom-based doorbell and monitoring systems allow you to assess the entry via monitors or cameras when the doorbell rings. These can be wired or wireless through the same installation methods and work off audiovisual channels and digital signal processing. Other systems use Wi-Fi connections and allow viewing via an app on a tablet or smart phone.

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letterbox

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facade colours

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timber under the roof

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roof detail

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roof detail

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Cost: Light tubes are on the cheaper end of the spectrum, starting at a few hundred dollars with installation. It's realtive to the amount of piping and whether it is combined with a light system.

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A light tube, on the other hand, is good for rooms that don’t have a ceiling at roof level. It’s basically a reflective pipe that bounces the daylight down to the room where it is needed. Can be combined with a light fixture to use at night.

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new, wider 'case' over existing stairs

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get rid of gap between stairs

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