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Wow, Guns N’ Roses absolutely ROCKED Capital FM Arena at the weekend!! Support act, Thin Lizzy took to the stage first, and played a full 90min set- before Guns N’ Roses finally took to the stage at a very rock-and-roll time of 10:45pm!! But fans were in for a treat- they didn’t come off the stage until nearly three hours later at 1:30am. They certainly brought some Paradise City to Nottingham. Axl Rose & Co. We salute you!!
A variation on the Thin Mint scarf.
DomiKNITrix design protected by copyright, knitting pattern in my book.
Enviromentally friendly millwork fabricated by [dbp] for Onion Flats... Double bowl vanity made from bamboo plywood with poly-soy spray applied finish. Door open.
goo.gl/RS0vIO - WHY CHOOSE THIS THIN ROOM DIVIDER
A thin room divider is an excellent way to separate a section off within a bigger space in a simple and stylish way that won’t disrupt the architecture of the room. They’re especially useful for large open spaces such as offices as they allow for the perfect combination of collaboration and relative privacy. They can also be used as accent pieces in your home to give it a refreshed and novel appearance – really, the possibilities are unlimited!
BENEFITS OF A THIN ROOM DIVIDER
If you’re looking for the ultimate combination of functionality and simple aesthetics, look no further than the thin room divider screen Facet. Developed via an innovative technology, this thin room divider screen will make your home or office space even more beautiful. Each facet can be rotated separately producing a myriad of various shapes and textures, which enables you to play around with the screen’s transparency and suit it to your unique needs and requirements.
The simple yet effective design of the Facet thin room divider allows for subtle separation which will give you the privacy you’re looking for without interfering with the architecture of the space. One of the greatest advantages of this room divider is that it’s an incredibly simple, yet effective and flexible way to organize any space. The transparent design is perfect if you’re looking to create a semi-private working area or a home office but don’t want to completely separate a room from the rest of the space. When it comes to breaking up a room, using a thin room divider saves you the time and costs associated with construction work and solves the problem in a simple and effective way.
CUSTOM-TAILORED TO YOUR UNIQUE NEEDS
A modular system, Facet can be purchased in any size and will work equally well as a small room divider and a large screen wall. The thin divider can be placed in any type of space in order to facilitate greater privacy or concentration, or even to just add a splash of color or work as an accent piece in an open floor plan. To get the right size, all you need to do is enter your space dimensions when ordering your Facet divider wall, and select a shade from our wide array of colors available. And if bright colors aren’t exactly your thing, worry not, because even the plain white Facet will brighten up your space and give it a novel and glowing look!
Project – Thin Room Divider
Product – Facet
Dimension – Width 136cm x Height 249cm
Color – White
Ceiling Attachments – Stainless Steel
Location – Bruxelles, Belgium
Client – M&Team
Architect – JJ Maes
Photography – Luc van Huffel
More information at - goo.gl/RS0vIO
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This is a 62w Portable Foldable Thin Film solar panel that can be used to recharge portable solar power generator systems or to power electronics directly from the sun.
This panel only weighs 3 pounds and is rated to produce 62 Watts of power.
More info can be found at www.PortableSolarPower.Biz
By our standards, Roman houses were tiny. When you look at some of these buildings, and try to imagine a shop and a family's living space crammed into a couple of rooms, it really makes you appreciate what you've got.
Thin Lizzy + Clutch + Triggerfinger @ The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton.
Photograph by Rob Stanlyey for Midlands Rocks
© 2012 Rob Stanley