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  Gazebos are the perfect place to relax with your friends and family or to spend your personal time. They are actually small buildings normally constructed in the backyard or the garden. They are installed in an elevated structure. The main point of this can be that Gazebos are supposed to give a full view of the space. Gazebos are normally hexagonal or octagonal but these days there are a lot of innovations to make Gazebos even more creative and purposeful. Dome, Curvilinear, pyramidical, etc. are new ideas to make your Gazebos a happy place. Gazebo Canopy tops are also a new idea to make the Gazebos more beautiful. Canopies are generally a cloth that is used to cover in the place of shelter. This is what canopies traditionally define themselves. But Canopies has evolved into different ideas and has made a maximum innovation out of it; just like how Cloth canopies have changed into glass canopies or plastic, fiber canopies. Gazebo with Canopies is more like a Gazebo its...

Cabanas are a one-of-a-kind and lovely method to give shade. Cabanas around the pool are frequently utilized for changing clothes or resting. Synthetic thatch , in our opinion, is the ideal roofing material for cabanas. We, at KHW Solutions , are one of the top sellers of synthetic roofs in Bangalore , and we have a professional staff that will assist you in procuring the greatest thatches for your roofs.   Selecting the Best Roof for Your Cabana Roofing Choosing a synthetic thatch roofing product is now a matter of personal taste. Fortunately, our Regions collection offers homeowners options that imitate traditional thatching from various regions across the world. Cabana stands are necessary features for any pool or beach-side environment. Each custom-made structure is engineered to endure harsh weather and provides enough shade that is generally 5-10 degrees cooler than standard canvas. We provide a range of synthetic thatch roofing and structural support solutions,...

Pest is one of the most common worries for company owners considering natural thatch . One of the main reasons our customers prefer synthetic thatch roofs over genuine thatch is pest prevention. We admire natural thatch at KHW , but it requires a lot of upkeep, which many clients find unsuitable for their structures . Pests adore thatch. It should be warm and dry if done correctly. It's the ideal spot for a nest. According to natural thatch specialists, thatch pests include animals, birds, and insects.   “If you have a pest problem, from birds ripping out straws to mice in the attic, please remember that you are not alone,” We can assist you in selecting the appropriate synthetic thatch for your roof. We devised a remedy in response to people's complaints about birds, squirrels, rats, mice, spiders, booklice , mites, cockroaches, and flies penetrating their thatched roofs.   Pine martins and wasps are among the most common pests reported by thatching service provid...

  A Gazebo tabletop terrarium is a glass-sided container with, in some circumstances, a glass top that is used to house plants or terrestrial or semi-terrestrial animals. Decoration, scientific observation, or plant or animal propagation may be the goal. Terrariums are sometimes referred to as glass gardens, Wardian cases, and vivariums. Mosses, lichens, bloodroot, wood ferns, violets, trailing arbutus, and anemones are some of the plants typically cultivated in terraria at low temperatures. Begonias, croton, peperomia, creeping fig, selaginella, Chinese evergreen (Aglaonema), and maidenhair fern are ideally cultivated in warmer climates. A plant terrarium’s bottom layer is generally sand or big stones mixed with a tiny quantity of charcoal, with a layer of topsoil 2–3 centimeters (about 1 inch) thick above it. PLEXIGLASS  OR GLASS: WHICH IS BETTER FOR A GAZEBO GLASS TERRARIUM? Which is better, glass or acrylic? The first major decision to make when picking a terrarium ...

Nowadays there is a trend to decorate the backyard space of a home to make it look alive. These areas are often used for relaxing and to spend quality time with family and friends. To enjoy your quality time in these areas you can add outdoor structures like a gazebo, which not only beautifies your backyard but they're also beneficial because of its properties like providing shade from sun rays and rains. KHW provides you all the information about several outdoor structures that can be installed in your space and helps you to install these in your residential and commercial space. Turning an old corncrib into a gazebo Isn’t it sounding fascinating to turn a corncrib into a gazebo! If you are thinking that is it an achievable goal then you are hearing it right this is possible and not only it is possible but also it makes your backyard look aesthetic and pleasing. Corncrib is basically a  structure and a type of granary that is used to store and dry corn.You can turn these gran...

  Before just planning to or deciding to have thatched roofing, several things have to be cross-checked and kept in mind. Thatched roofs are the most aesthetic roofs that give a feeling of being close to nature. It has been an ancient roofing technique. These roofing techniques have evolved over time and became much of easy way. Thatched roofing has been quite a popular thing back then. But we can see them now in the resorts and hotels. They give us a vintage vibe. They are one of the most preferred chilling out spots for everyone who is looking forward to spending their summer. Natural thatches , Synthetic thatches, or artificial thatches have got their own pros and cons in terms of maintenance, cost-effectiveness, and durability. So choosing the right one is a complex task, but KHW Solutions can help you chose the right one for your project.   First of all, Thatching is an art. Thatches are actually dried grass or straws arranged properly on the roof and not...

  Thatch roofing is a historical practice of roofing, in which  ancient people used dried grass, straws, dried palm leaves, etc. for making roofs. These thatch roofs are still in use and age in great demand because of their appearance as it gives an aesthetic and appealing look to your space but it also has several other features that include giving a relatively cooler shade than any other available roofing alternative.   Life Expectancy of thatched roof: The lifespan of a thatched roof depends largely on how well it was constructed and assembled, how steep its roof is, how frequently it is maintained, and the materials used to construct it. The prevailing environmental factors like humidity, rainfall, and moisture (the drier the better) also contribute to life expectancy. Generally speaking, thatched roofs with regular maintenance and care can last up to 60 years after installation if the materials used during installation are in go...

                                              Have you ever visited a restaurant and island and were mesmerized by the beauty of that place and the little details like the umbrellas or thatch, which were added to give that place an authentic look. Those beautiful tropical umbrellas that accent patio tables are called palapas. If you are a person who enjoys relaxing in the tropics and wants to create an island theme in your living or commercial space then all you need is to add a palapa to your space. KHW  delivers premium quality products by fulfilling the highest industry standards to ensure that you get the best quality palapas. We welcome you to browse and search through our large selection of palapa umbrellas and tiki thatch rolls to build your own tropical oasis in your residential or commercial area. PALAPA: Palapa is a popular traditional Mexican shelt...

  For many years, water reed was a widespread and long-lasting roofing material. It was the principal thatching material used throughout. If adequately protected, the most durable and flexible material for thatching may last 60 years. Water reed was used for roofing in France, China, and the United Kingdom. The demand for water reed has suddenly become virtually difficult to meet. Simply said, there isn't enough naturally produced reed anymore. Regrettably, rivers that formerly supplied an abundance of the reed have been impacted by agricultural runoff. Furthermore, extensive cultivation of water reed produced nitrates, which harmed the reed. Yes, it expanded more quickly. They did, however, weaken the stems and diminish the reed's toughness. The reed became brittle. Nowadays it breaks easily. Water reed has declined in just a few years. If you desire a thatched roof made of water reed , you could be out of luck these days. The supply has been depleted. We at KHW solution can ...