Interior design

Painting a piece of furniture - Know the most common mistakes before you start

Paint a piece of furniture It is one of the best ways to renew your appearance and be practically new. However, many times we do not know how to use paint. That is why today in Facades World We will share the most common mistakes made when painting. Take note because we are starting right now!

When painting a piece of furniture do not be in a hurry

One of the most common mistakes is doing things quickly. Usually we go wrong in life and for paint a piece of furniture It is not the most recommended since we must do it calmly and with dedication. If we see that we are not going to be able to do it today, it is better to leave it for tomorrow or another day where we are calmer. This is recommended because when painting it is very important to respect the drying times between coats. So, if you don't have time, better another calmer day.

Not using the right materials to paint a piece of furniture

In general, when renovating a piece of furniture by painting it, we are saving a lot of money since we do not have to buy a new one that would be more expensive. That is why we tell you, when buying a painting you do not want to save, buy a good quality painting. We say this because if you don't it will show in the final result. Generally, in the paint shops we find many people who can advise us in the best way, we must listen to them.

Not following the manufacturer's instructions

If we are not expert painters that we know all the paintings that have been and for having it it is better that we follow the instructions of the manufacturers that are detailed in the paint containers. In this way we will avoid many headaches since we will know how to prepare it if necessary or how to use it.

Not preparing the furniture well that we are going to paint

This is usually one of the most common mistakes since we start painting quickly without any treatment. In Facades World we say NO! The first thing we must do is check the furniture to see if it has any damage, once we check that the furniture is suitable we must clean it thoroughly. If our furniture has traces of paint we must proceed to sand it until the wood is clean of residues.

Not preparing the environment to avoid stains

Many times when we start painting we do not have the precaution of preparing the work area. This error often brings us a lot of headaches since by not working a little more in the preparation of the terrain we end up working more later. If we do not cover the surface where we are going to paint, we will stain the floor, therefore we will have to clean the stains once our work is finished. For this it is advisable to use newspapers, an old blanket or even plastic. Any resource is valid to cover the surface that we will use when painting our furniture.

Don't apply too much paint

Once the furniture is prepared and ready, what we must do is paint it with a suitable brush or with a roller if the surface is smooth. For this we must mix our paint well to encourage the pigments to mix properly. A mistake that we often make is overloading our brush with paint too much, which causes brush marks on our furniture and even stains on it. From our website We recommend that you drain the brush well before applying the paint.

Not protect the surface

One mistake we often make is not applying a product that protects our work to the surface. For this we have to choose wax or varnish, which we will choose depending on the result we want to achieve. Wax is very delicate and is recommended for furniture that does not have as much traffic. Varnish is often used on furniture that has a lot of use since it is very resistant.

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Everything you need to know when choosing carpets for your home

Welcome to a new article from World Facades, today we are going to show you how carpeting they can make the difference between an ordinary space and an incredible one. But as each decoration item has some rules, today we are going to tell you so that you can choose the best option. Take note because right now we start!

Rugs and their traditional designs - Everything you need to know

In supermarkets and stores there are carpeting with geometric patterns and not very pretty colors. We are talking about those that have red, black, brown or green. Most of its colors do not have a harmonic composition either, and mostly their long hairs retain each bread crumb or food scraps. Its designs are widely questionable and its colors are not friendly to stains so from Facades World we do not recommend that you use one of those for your interior design.

Choose colors and patterns

We recommend that you have a pattern, which is known as a repetition of the same design. Why this recommendation? Very simple, the repetition of the same design allows to hide dirt and stains in a better way. This makes the stains go unnoticed therefore it will last us longer. The colors that we must choose have to have a mix that merge with each other to generate a single color block and allow the stains to be lost in the combination of tones.

Small rugs with respect to space

We must keep in mind that not all carpets go for all spaces. A fundamental concept is that carpeting They must frame the spaces to unify the decoration. That is why we often see that a carpet for the foot of the bed or bathroom placed in a living room makes it look totally disproportionate next to the furniture. But not only does it create that look, it makes the space look smaller than it actually is.

The ideal measure for a living room

The general rule for decorating a living room says that at least two chair legs should be on the carpet. If this premise is not fulfilled, it is very simple, the carpet is short. Something to keep in mind is that if we do not want to spend a lot we can use two equal rugs, one on top of the other and thus manage to cover the space we are wanting.

Ideal rugs for the dining room

The main premise for having a carpet in the dining room is that it is large enough so that the chairs can slide back and forth without leaving it. If the carpet is tight, sliding the chair backwards could cause an accident that could have been avoided.

What is the ideal for our bedroom?

Like everything, the choice is always based on the size we have in the bedroom. What we have to take into account when choosing it is that we should be able to walk quietly on the side of the bed and continue stepping on the carpet. If this is not happening is that we choose the wrong carpet. In the case that we have a small room, we recommend that you use a standing mat, otherwise it will get lost between the walls.

Balcony rugs? - Suitable models

A rug should be used in the corner where we can carry on a conversation, as if it were a living room. We recommend choosing in this case materials that have high resistance since it will be exposed to the elements. Undoubtedly having a carpet on the balcony will greatly enhance the space.

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Ideas to make small dressing rooms - Learn how you can do it EASY and FAST

If you are thinking about how to order your clothes and you do not have much space, we tell you that you are in the right place because today in Facades World let's talk about small dressing rooms. Which is the reason? Very simple, is that when we talk about dressing rooms we imagine the typical huge dressing room in which we will need the same size of our house to have it, something very unlikely. So if you are interested in knowing these small models do not take off the screen because right now we start!

Small walk-in closets you'll love

Currently there are no women and fewer and fewer men who resist the charms of having a dressing room at home. But the limitation is that we decide to have them whenever there is a free room in our house. Many times this happens because we are left with the impression that the dressing rooms should look like in the movies where they are perfectly ordered and with all the clothes within our reach. But as we always say, each place in the house must be attached to the design that we choose and above all the available space. Today in Facades World We show you 7 ideas for small dressing rooms so you can choose yours more easily. Take note that we are starting right now!

1. You have to be original

Many times we must get out of traditional thoughts to achieve a broader perspective that allows us to be creative and even have new spaces that we did not have. Take for example how our protagonists designed their dressing room and created a new room that until now they did not have.

2. Selecting clothes is an important step

We are not going to wear all the clothes all the time. A winter jacket in summer? We will not use it, nor will we use the wedding dress every day. You have to be practical, like lovers of minimalist design. But beyond the style, what we must do is have only the seasonal clothing available to gain space and speed up the task of dressing each morning.

3. Share when we want

Many times when we have little space what we want to achieve is a visual independence. That is why by placing a curtain we will be able to have it in sight when we want and when we decide to have a visual independence we only have to draw the curtains and that's it.

4. Dare to Innovate!

We must find new physical points available in our home and for this, what better than to change the paradigm of How should a dressing room be or go? We can include a small staircase and have our dressing room horizontally on top. In this way we gain space and physical fitness when climbing stairs. Great!

5. Hanging prototypes

Many times using this type of hanging wardrobes allows us not to take up much space and even find a new way to distribute our belongings. The most important? You will see how in this way the feeling of spaciousness in your bedroom increases.

6. Organized

Whenever the space does not have what we need to spare, it is the capacity to be ordered and simple. The fact of not neglecting the order will make us succeed in enjoying a small dressing room in our house.

7. Adapt the space to your things

Do you have many bags? Are you an athlete and have many boots? Each space should be thought of for your needs. Once we have identified our needs, we can shape our dressing room thinking that each space must fulfill a function.

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Plants with positive energy - Know the 5 recommendations that we propose today

The plants with positive energy They are an increasingly used alternative in homes. This is because there are many users who need good vibrations in their home and choose to use them. Today since Facades World We share with you some copies that will help you achieve a positive and relaxing environment inside your house, so pay close attention to what comes next because we are starting right now!

5 plants with positive energy ideal for our home

Among the most outstanding properties of plants we will find that they provide us with oxygen, food and fill any space with beauty. Since they are so noble, there are also plants with positive energy that can fill our homes thanks to their energetic vibrations. Then we will talk a little about the capacity and benefits of these 5 floors, you will also see how they make homes and the people who live in them healthier ... let's see.

Rosemary

Rosemary is one of the plants with positive energy most chosen to have in a home for its aromatic capacity and that can be used in any food to flavor. But also this plant has the ability to be a good ally for the physical and mental health of people. It greatly favors mood and helps to fall asleep. Without a doubt it is great!

Mint

Peppermint is one of the strongest and fastest growing aromatic plants, just plant it and it grows as grass. One of its best uses is undoubtedly being able to make rich infusions with it such as juices, tea or smoothies. But among the qualities that make it more complete is that mint has the energy benefit of protecting the house against envy. Just in case we have a little plant on hand. Don't you think?

Krasula

It comes from the Crass family and is believed to have the ability to restore balance, peace and harmony in homes. This plant has the particularity of not requiring much care as well as cacti and succulents that we already mentioned in another article. It is usually recommended to have this plant near the door of the homes since it has the ability to attract economic benefits for the homes.

Bamboo

It is one of the most widely used plants for interior decoration and has the particularity of surviving unfavorable conditions. It is a plant that has a lot of resistance and high growth potential, that is why it is considered a plant that brings a lot of prosperity for the home.

Lavender

Lavender is an aromatic plant that not only generates positive energy it also symbolizes purity. Here begins the interesting thing, is that this plant helps relaxation and combat stress. It is recommended to have it in or near the rooms to have restful dreams. Undoubtedly we can not ignore either that it is very attractive with its violet flowers and the aroma it gives off. Highly recommended!

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Plaster walls - Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of using them in your home

En Facades World we believe that helping them know the advantages and disadvantages of plaster walls You can be a great boost for all our readers, since after this informative article they will know if they want to use them in their homes or not. So once again, as usual, we ask you to pay close attention to what comes next because right now we start!

Plaster walls to use in our interior or exterior design - Everything you need to know

Gypsum is a soft sulfate mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate (CaSO4: 2H20). Gypsum is a chalk-like material and is very light, and you'll find it available in crystalline form in nature. Plaster walls can be a very good option or solution to implement in your home ... let's see.

Plaster, although it is a much older material than cement plaster and sand, has rarely been widely used in the construction industry. Today, gypsum has proven to be a miracle material that helps build interior due to its properties.

What is plaster wall plaster?

When dry powder mixes with water, it hardens. This material that can be applied to bricks, blocks, or concrete surfaces to form a smooth surface is called gypsum.

Previously, a 6mm layer of plaster was usually applied over the cement plaster to give it a smooth finish before painting. This is a two-stage process and involves various elements such as sand, cement, and water that must be mixed on site.

This process is slowly being replaced by a direct application of a single layer of plaster. For him gypsum plaster, the prepared powder is mixed with water and applied directly to the wall.

El plaster wall plaster It can be applied directly to any brick, solid or hollow block, AAC block, and gypsum board.

Plaster plaster thickness

It can be applied in the thickness 6-20 mm. The thickness of the lower layer of plaster is normally 11 mm for walls and 8 mm for the ceiling, while the thickness of the finish layer is 2 mm.

It is recommended to apply a minimum thickness of gypsum plaster of 6 mm to avoid cracks. If more than 20mm thickness of plaster is required on a wall, then an initial layer of cement sand plaster is applied for a thickness of 8-12mm, then plaster is applied for the remaining thickness of not less than 6mm to achieve a smooth finish.

Advantages of gypsum plaster

Contractors and builders began to prefer plaster due to its superior finish and time-saving attributes.

Ease of application- Plaster can be applied directly to the brick / block job. It is also very easy to apply and level.

No shrinkage cracks: The gypsum reaction produces less heat compared to the reaction of cement with water. Therefore, there are fewer shrinkage cracks in the plaster compared to traditional cement plaster.

Fast setting time: The plaster sets quickly (that is, within 25-30 minutes). Therefore, painting could begin 72 hours after the application of plaster.

Does not require curing time: gypsum plaster does not need curing, saving water and time during construction.

High productivity: reduces time considerably compared to conventional cement plaster.

High performance: excellent high strength after drying, durable and light.

Smooth finish: perfectly aligned, level, smooth walls and perfect right angle corners

Fire resistant: the plaster is very resistant to fire.

Low thermal conductivity: the plaster has low thermal conductivity. This saves electrical costs for heating and cooling rooms in a building.

Decorative application: It can also be easily applied for decorative purposes and can be molded into different shapes.

Disadvantages of plaster walls

Gypsum cannot be used for exterior walls since they retain moisture. Also, gypsum plaster cannot be done in areas that are continuously humid, such as the bathroom, etc.

The plaster in plaster walls it is more expensive than traditional cement plaster (cement and sand) for the same thickness.

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Brick floors - Know your advantages and disadvantages

Today we show you the different characteristics of brick floors and cement. Its main advantages and disadvantages. We also leave you photos with ideas for brick floors for the interior and exterior of your house, so if you are interested do not move from the screen because we will start right now!

Brick Floors - A very chosen option for your home

Brick is a common building material for home exteriors, but it can also be used as an alternative flooring material inside your home. Bricks offer a number of benefits that differ from traditional flooring materials. Understand the advantages and disadvantages of brick floors It can help you decide whether or not a brick floor is suitable for your home.

Advantages of brick floors

Durable and resistant

The brick floor surface coatings are extremely durable and strong. They show great resistance to wear and fire.

Softer and more rustic look

Over time, in fact, the attractiveness of the brick floor gradually increases, giving it a softer and more rustic appearance. The gradient look can vary but it is certainly a simple but effective way to provide a natural and resistant effect to the room.

Low Cost (Pocket Friendly)

Brick floors are available in the form of pavers, that is, the thickness of the bricks when used for the purpose of covering the floor surface is not the same as for masonry construction. The cost, therefore, is pretty friendly for the user. In fact, depending on the type of material, which is the class and the native material of the brick used, the cost can be further reduced.

Retains Warm Temperature

We know that in the cold season, stone floors can be very difficult to step on. This is not the case with brick floors because they tend to stay warm even during the cold season. It can be said that the temperature is quite moderate and constant. When used in combination with underfloor heating, the results are wonderful.

Both for internal and external use

Another absolutely adorable feature of bricks is that, unlike other materials, fading is generally not a concern. Therefore, bricks can be used both in indoors and outdoors.

Easy And Quick To Maintain

The best part about brick floors is that their natural mottled look already hides a lot of stains and dirt. In addition, its rough surface is suitable for easy and fast maintenance.

Availability Of Options

There is a variety of options available for design. You can play with the shape, color and size of the brick. The types of flooring patterns available are also wide and varied. Each pattern can be as unique as the other, and no two brick floors are identical.

Sustainability

The bricks are made of natural clays and, as such, they do not undergo any chemical process that could harm the environment.

Also, since bricks can last that long without breaking, bricks can be easily reused and recycled for use in other projects, reducing the environmental burden associated with creating new building materials.

Disadvantages of Brick Floors

A lot of weight

Since the bricks are so dense and heavy, they can be impractical for installation in some areas without proper support. This means that brick floors may not be ideal for use on the first floor.

Hard, uncompromising

The brick floor is extremely hard, which means it can be hard on your feet and dangerous if you fall, which can be a concern for young children and the elderly.

Also, this means that if you drop something fragile on a brick floor, you can expect it to break.

Prone to Mold

Although the brick will not be damaged by water, it is extremely absorbent and will absorb water and other liquids if it is not cleaned quickly. This creates a damp, dark environment that can promote mold growth if not properly cleaned.

How to make a brick floor

Like other forms of tile, brick pavers are attached to a subfloor (usually a concrete slab) with thin-layer adhesive.

Once the adhesive is completely dry, the spaces between the bricks are grouped in the same way as the natural stone or ceramic tiles. Some floor bricks come in sheets, just like mosaics, which are installed with mortar and can be joined in different configurations to create custom patterns.

The brick floors they are not difficult to install. However, cutting bricks requires a wet power saw equipped with a diamond blade, which can be rented from tool rental centers.

Maintenance and repair

Because the brick is made of clay and is grouped with cement mortar, brick floors are very susceptible to staining unless they are properly sealed.

In most cases, a sealer shortly after the floor is installed, and must be reapplied periodically throughout the life of the floor to maintain protection.

There are two general types of brick floor sealers. The penetrating sealers they penetrate the brick, leaving most of the surface texture and original color intact.

The film forming sealers (such as acrylic or polyurethane) create a coating on top of the brick, resulting in a brighter, brighter surface that darkens the color of the brick.

Interior brick floorss

If you like the rustic style in the kitchen, gallery or in the barbecue area, opt for a brick floor with acrylic or polyurethane sealant.

Exterior brick floors

For garden paths or if you want to replace grass by floor, brick is a very good alternative.

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Planting in plastic bottles has never been easier - 10 foods to plant

If you want to learn to plant in bottles You are in the right place. Today in Facades World we are going to teach you how you can do it easily and, in addition, we will give you tips with 10 foods to plant Super fast. If you are interested in knowing the results, do not detach yourself from the screen because we are starting right now!

Planting in bottles - Gain space with this solution

Having our own garden at home has become an increasingly chosen option by people who are beginning to become aware of the food they eat. But sometimes it happens to us that space is not exactly what is left in our homes and here the good news begins as it is now possible plant in bottles of plastic our own food and we tell you how to do it in a simple and effective way.

Items we will need to plant in bottles

2 plastic bottles.
1 Screw or nail to make the holes to the bottle.
Rope.
Scissors.
Pencil and a ruler.
Tape that is waterproof
A lighter.

Then We show you the step by step ... let's see.

1. We must mark the areas that we are going to cut from the bottle with a marker. We have to make a rectangle where we will place our plants and some small holes through which we will pass the rope

2. We proceed to cut the bottle where it was marked and make the holes with the nails or screws that we prepared.

3. We must cut the rope that we are going to use into two long strips and then burn the edges by crushing them with the lighter.

4. Then we start running our ropes through the holes in the bottle.

5. Then we tie two knots to our ropes. Both at the bottom and at the top.

6. We must previously think about what food we are going to plant in our bottle to leave the necessary height where it can develop. Once this is defined we leave an optimal space to place our second bottle.

7. We pass the ropes to our second bottle and join both vertically. We can join as many bottles vertically as we want, you set the limit. But remember that before putting one we must make sure that the one below has optimal growth.

Plants you can plant in plastic bottles

Lettuce
Strawberries
Pineapple
Green vegetables
Tomatoes
Chard
Bell peppers
Arugula
Green beans
Radishes

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Flower pots with stones - Learn how to make them easily and quickly in simple steps

After several messages and questions that we have received in our community of Facebookat Facades World we are going to share how you can do flower pots with stones quickly and easily. So if you are interested, stick to the screen and pay attention to the step by step that we are going to share with you next… Let's get started!

Do you want to know how to make stone pots?

The cans of milk or canned food are an excellent material to recycle and reuse. They have a particularity, they are very adaptable to different types of decoration that we want to make in the interior design o Exterior of our house. We can use our spray or paint cans that look great or use them as they are as a pen for our children's school supplies. This time we will show you how to do flower pots with stones a trend that grows day by day in interior decoration ... let's see.

Materials for making stone pots

Milk cans
Stones
Pieces of paper and glue Akepox 3015 - Quick-setting liquid epoxy adhesive (we suggest this one for better fixing). If we do not get this glue, the white glue can be very useful, even the silicone pistol.
Clear varnish.

Any type of can is used but in this case to make stone pots we use milk cans that are the largest that exist so that our pot can hold large plants. Remember you can use the can you have at home, it does not only have to be milk.

Step by step to make stone pots

Step 1

We must clean our milk cans so that they are empty and completely ready to use in our crafts. If we use water to clean its interior we can leave two hours in the sun to achieve excellent drying.

Step 2:

We must make some grooves or holes in the bottom of the can so that it can drain the water when watering our plants.

Step 3:

We must line our aluminum cans, if we get white paper that is widely used in offices, much better, but it must be completely covered. How do we line our cans? Very simple, gluing with our glue or paste two layers of paper on the can in this way ...

Step 4:

Once we have our paper base assembled we can start gluing our stones on the surface. We can mix different types of stones or that have the same characteristic and achieve a uniform style. If we weren't able to wallpaper the base, Akepox 3015 Glue - Quick Fix Epoxy Liquid Adhesive is great for getting them to adhere the best. But if we made our layer of paper, the glue or the silicone pistol will do a great job in our decoration because they will be able to be fixed more easily. You choose the method!

Step 5:

We must give it a generous layer of transparent varnish or acetate that when dried becomes transparent. Both have the particularity of adding shine and hardness to the surface.

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Learn how to make a bonsai - We teach you the step by step and everything you need to achieve it

Many members of the community Facades World have been fascinated with mini-trees, for this very reason today we decided to teach them how to make a bonsai Step by Step. So if you are interested and want to know how to achieve it, do not move from the screen because we are starting right now!

How to make a bonsai - Learn everything you need before you start

This word of Japanese origin has a peculiar meaning, since "bon" means tray, and "sai" means cultivate. Today we will teach you how to make a bonsai step by step so get comfortable, wash your hands and pay close attention to the following ... let's see.

1. Choose our bonsai

First of all we have to choose the right tree for us, something that seems simple but often is not, since it must adapt to our climate. If we are starting out in this beautiful ancient technique, we suggest using juniper, one of the most resistant trees since they respond well to pruning and are easy to grow. Other options that we have available may be pine trees.

2. Inside or outside

After having our tree we must decide if we will have it in the interior o Exterior of our home. If we are going to leave it outside we suggest using a cedar or a birch if it is a gardenia or a camellia inside.

3 Size

We must take into account the size of the same since they can go from 15cm to 90cm. That is why we must take into account the space we have at home, the size of the container, the sunlight and the time we are going to invest in our tree.

4. Pruning

We must choose a tree that allows us to prune it and that the pot matches the parameters we choose in our tree in order to grow it. If we choose an adult tree we must ensure that it has been pruned as we planned and the best time to transplant them is in spring. Another recommendation is that the soil is dry and loose as it is easier to handle than when it is wet.

5. Dry the tree

We must clean the roots so that they are clear enough so that we can see well what we do while we can. After this step we have our bonsai ready to pass it to our pot with a good base of fresh soil and finish planting our tree.

6. Protected

Once we have planted our tree we must leave it, for at least two weeks, protected from the sun and rain.

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PVC windows - Know the advantages and disadvantages before using them

If you are thinking of remodeling certain parts of the interior design of your home, you are in the correct article. Today we will share the advantages and disadvantages of using PVC windowsSo if you are interested, do not detach yourself from the screen because we are starting right now!

Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of PVC windows

Recognizing which is the best exterior carpentry for our house is a key point that we must know to improve our energy savings and insulation.

Among its advantages you will find:

Many wonder if PVC windows are better than aluminum or wood, the main advantages of PVC windows over other materials are:

Better Energy saving y Acoustic when sealing and using insulating glass
Mayor durability, because the PVC carpentry has an average useful life of 50 years.
Lower degree of condensation they experiment with changes in temperature and humidity. Being a plastic material, PVC profiles do not condense moisture.
El maintenance it is less, as they resist shock, corrosion and contamination. To clean PVC windows, just wipe them with a cloth with water and neutral soap.

Projectable Windows

The system of projecting pvc windows It is functional for good ventilation and privacy and is adaptable to various combinations with other designs. It is commonly made up of a leaf that has an opening towards the Exterior or interior by means of friction or French hinges with the option of sieves, it is usually used in bathrooms, closets and buildings.

Casement windows

The folding pvc windows and aluminum windows can be opened to the interior or exterior thanks to the multipoint fittings that allow a 90-degree turn offering acoustic and hermetic insulation. Other designs of one or two sheets can emerge in this system.

Among its disadvantages you can find:

Higher priceIf we look for medium high quality they will be higher but we will gain much more in insulation.
Less resistance, aluminum windows are 23 times stronger than PVC.
Toxic when burned, aluminum is harmless in contact with fire, while PVC releases highly toxic colored components.

Sliding windows

The pvc sliding windows and its system is very functional since it does not remove spaces in its internal and external environment offering good ventilation and drainage. It is commonly made up of two movable leaves and other designs such as the 3-leaf and 4-leaf with different openings emerge from this.

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