Hydroponic systems are designed to allow people to grow plants without the use of soil. Plants are planted on alternative materials such as coconut husks, perlite, gravel, mineral wool and other materials or simply suspended in water.
A loft conversion could be the answer if you are looking for that much needed extra space in your home, extra space that won’t break the bank like a large extension at the rear of your property would do.
Planning to get down on bended knee and pop the question can be a daunting task and people are often in need of a little help. For example, they might be stuck when it comes to choosing the perfect engagement…
Arranging a bridal registry can be an incredibly exciting time. It’ll be one of the final steps in wedding preparation when everything really starts to come together, and at the same time you’ll be offering ideas for wedding gifts should…
Every woman deserves the chance to feel beautiful, sexy and romantic and with fantastic lingerie this is possible. A woman who wears sexy underwear will always feel beautiful and confident, maybe it’s the thought that no one else knows what…
Homes are becoming increasingly well appointed. Features that would have once been considered luxurious are becoming increasingly standard. People’s expectations are going up and they want the properties to match.
Berghaus Ltd, founded in 1966 by two climbers, is located in the north east town of Sunderland. They named their company Berghaus as it is a literal translation of ‘mountain house’ in German.
North Face has been around since the 1960’s. Originally based in San Francisco, the company has expanded globally. The North Face company specialises in outerwear including fleeces and jackets, footwear, tents and backpacks to name but a few.
Barbour was, and still is, a family run business operating from South Sheilds in the north east of the United Kingdom. Although products are now sourced worldwide, the classic and legendary Barbour wax jacket is still made by hand in…
Barefoot running is gaining in popularity. The idea of barefoot or minimalist running has been around for most of human history, and is still practised regularly in Kenya and northern Mexico.