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Are your electrical cables looking like Swiss cheese? Plastic food bags ripped from odd places? Who scratches your wall at ungodly hours? Well, let us break it to you; you have unwanted guests living under your roof. We don't mean ghosts, we mean mice!

The Swiss design firm ROB GmbH (Robust outdoor Brands), has come return up with an easy low-impact housing answer. Named the PODhouse, these prefabricated modules produce an excellent sustainable micro home for the garden, a back yard workplace or perhaps a secret vacation hide away. The prototypes are in development since 2003 and have since been optimized, tested and improved to make this final product currently offered for purchase.

It was a concept in gardening brought over by the colonial Pennsylvania Germans in 1683, but originally was designed by residents of Swiss cloisters and monasteries. The gardens were laid out in multiples of eleven feet with the most common size being fifty-five or sixty-six feet. This was because the length of an eighteenth century fence panel was eleven feet. The surrounding fence in a foursquare garden was composed of two posts, two rails, and pickets which were fifty-two to sixty inches high. The twelve foot rails were made of chestnut which fit into chestnut or locust posts. The flat side of the rail was placed on the outside of the garden. The pickets were of white oak, pine, chestnut, and rarely black walnut split or sawn wood which was nailed at intervals of no more than one and one-half inches.

The monstera adansonii plant is a Swiss cheese plant with five holes in the leaves. These plants not only look beautiful but also are considered lucky for home.

We will discuss the top 10 monstera adansonii care tips to grow & maintain your plant. Follow these best tips and tricks for quick and easy to grow.

Here you will get all information related to the BASIX certificate that is required for your building. It is a framework that helps to reduce the pollution.