Humanity has long known about this plant. Raspberry seeds were found by archaeologists, digging out settlements of the Bronze and Stone Ages. Although in those days, its consumers, most likely, were not particularly interested in growing raspberries. The Roman writer Pliny (1st century AD), who tells about its cultivation in Central Asia, also has information about wild raspberries.

Despite the fact that the original raspberry was a wild plant, the Greeks and Romans knew about the beneficial properties of berries and used it for various purposes. For example, with the help of these berries, many diseases, scorpion and snake bites were cured. In the sixteenth century in Western Europe, the cultivation of raspberries began. She began to be transplanted from forests to gardens at the monasteries. From the seventeenth century, various varieties of raspberries began to appear. Gardeners began to be seriously interested in this plant.

Choosing flooring is becoming increasingly difficult. A huge assortment of materials on offer is amazing and compels us to spend precious time in doubt and comparison. However, there is time-tested material that does not lose its popularity and is in deserved demand by consumers. We are talking about linoleum, which, with properly laid insulation, is quite capable of competing with the famous underfloor heating.

About a quarter of the thermal energy is lost in the area of \u200b\u200bmovement of the coolant from the boiler room to the heated room. In other words, heat is wasted in an empty, heating street.

To solve this problem, various heat-insulating materials are used, which differ among themselves by the method of application to the pipe, the level of thermal conductivity, cost and period of operation. Let's try to figure it out and find the best option for warming heating pipes.

The duration of the operating period of a warm floor directly depends on the quality of the screed and the installation of an electric heated floor under the screed. Even a slight deviation from the rules can lead to the failure of the warm floor, which will entail additional costs for its complete replacement.

In order for the bath rooms to keep warm for a long time and quickly heat up, it is necessary to correctly insulate the entire structure, including the roof and ceiling. In this article we will tell you: how to properly insulate the roof of the bath, what materials should be preferred and how to properly conduct the insulation of different types of ceilings.

The urgency of the issue of thermal insulation properties of the floor in the bath is usually associated with the growing popularity of traditional Russian steam rooms, which necessitates the creation of comfortable conditions in the bath. Moreover, the impact of natural and physical factors has a negative effect on the materials used to construct the floor. You will learn more about these factors, as well as how to insulate the floor in the bath, by choosing the optimal insulation, having familiarized yourself with the materials of this article.

Tree peonies have become relatively popular among amateur gardeners in our country relatively recently. But in other countries, in particular China, this amazingly beautiful plant has been cultivated for more than one and a half thousand years, moreover, it is revered and enjoyed by love as a flower-symbol of the whole people. The Latin name for the peony is Paeonia suffruticosa, it belongs to the pion family. China is considered the birthplace of the plant, but some of its species are found as growing in the territory of the ancient region of Thrace, which was called Peonia. There is even a version that the plant owes its name to it. Another legend says that the word peony was formed from the Greek paionis, i.e. healing, one that heals. The plant itself since ancient times is considered a symbol of longevity and wealth.

If you need to quickly, efficiently and at reasonable costs, build a 1 or 2-storey house, there is nothing easier than frame houses at your service! Another thing is how to make such a house not just a summer house for the summer, but a fully-fledged dwelling for all seasons and any weather conditions, including frosty winters? That's right: you need to insulate it! And how and how this can be done in the best way, quickly, easily and safely for health, read in our article.