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The latest home design craze isn’t about stainless steel or leather couches. It’s about function. Many baby boomers have an overwhelming desire to remain in their current homes as they grow older. That’s why many of today’s homes are being built or remodeled using what is known as the “universal design” principle. Universal design is really about making a home more livable, regardless of age or ability. It’s all about mobility, ease of use and planning for the long term. Done right, universal design can help homeowners live comfortably and stylishly Experts say that the overall concept of universal design incorporates much more than simply adding shower grab bars and non-stick mats. Architects, manufacturers and builders are taking into account how people can age comfortably at home — all the way from concept to the final floor plan. Some universal design examples include wider doorways, easy to operate handles and levers, variable kitchen countertop heights, and smooth floor surfaces between rooms to allow for better quality of life, regardless of the age or capabilities of a home’s inhabitants. See an example of universal design at its best in this video from the 2008 Cooking Light FitHouse near Portland, Oregon.

• Body material: Thermoplastic
• Circuitry board material: Diecast Chrome
• 60 Blue light LEDs: 465nm (nanometer) wave length
• 165 Red light LEDs: 650nm (nanometer) wave length
• 165 + 60 = Total 225 LEDs

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This panel has no ballasts to burn out like other plant lights. It does not run hot, just warm. You will not experience unsightly brown burned leaves when they accidentally touch the LEDs. This is common with most other lights that get very hot. This more controlled running temperature reduces the need to water so often and keeps rooms with plants from getting uncomfortably hot in the summer months requiring additional air conditioning. Extreme energy efficiency per… More >>

LED Wholesalers 2501MX Blue/Red 225 LED 13.8 Watt Square Grow Light Panel 110 Volt

• Nearly silent operation with 0.9-Sones and 110 CFM fan
• Quiet, high output 1500-Watt heater with exclusive Power Heat design for maximized heat output
• 6-Inch ducting for superior performance
• Bright 120-Watt lighting
• Recommended for 100 square foot bathroom

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BROAN QT HEATER/FAN WITH LIGHT *17-1/2″ x 11-1/4″ x 7-5/8″ housing fits 2″ x 8″ construction *Brings convenient, comforting warmth to your bathroom *Nearly silent operation *0.9 Sones *110 CFM *Quiet, high-output 1500 watt heater with exclusive Powerheat design *Versatility of free-breathing 6″ or 4″ duct connector *Bright 120 watt lighting(two 60w incandescent bulbs) *7 watt nightlight capacity *Fan motors are engineered for continuous operation *Requires a dedicat… More >>

Broan QTX110HL Ultra Silent Series Bath Fan with Heater and Light

How to install a track light strip: track light tips are here for you. Have you ever wanted to install a track light strip but weren’t sure about how to do it? Installing track lighting is easy….when you know how. Before you install your track lighting, here’s a few tips you might want to look at first. Watch as “joe” talks about a track lighting strip & gives you a few tips for your track lighting project.

How to install a track light strip: track light tips are here for you. Have you ever wanted to install a track light strip but weren’t sure about how to do it? Installing track lighting is easy….when you know how. Before you install your track lighting, here’s a few tips you might want to look at first. Watch as “joe” talks about a track lighting strip & gives you a few tips for your track lighting project.