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L & S Garage Door
By James Hopes January 05, 2017
L & S Garage Door is the best garage door repairing service provider in Fullerton. I am very much satisfied with their services. They really give me a long term satisfaction with my garage door. Now I am really happy with my garage door. Thanks L & S Garage Door ...read more
Guardian Storage
By Blue Moose Vending Mgt June 06, 2016
Very safe and secure units. Camera's just where you need them. Lots of sizes of units too. Check this place first. Blue Moose Vending Management www.bluemoosevendmgt.com To receive free vending machines from Blue Moose Vending Management call toll free 888-802-1410 and let us know you saw our ad here. ...read more
Unique Marble & Granite
By garynater80 January 17, 2014
He had a bad attitude and cut many pieces inside, put his vacation over completeling the work on time. Terrible work, I can see why they have no good reviews. They are a bad company. ...read more
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General Fullerton California - George's Antiques
You'll find the most curious items in our collection, including treasures from all over. Find the most unusual and unique jewelry, including silver and other precious metals. You can find excellent European antique furniture as well as American items. Since 1967, George's Antiques has helped the area find all types of unique antiques and collectables. Our owner, George, aka "Hungarian George" has a unique collection of items that he started collecting since he was a young man. George has an obsessive and compulsive nature that has served him well, as his collecting has blossomed into a business that includes a brick and mortar store, selling items at national antique shows, and a new online store. We have unique items every day, so stop by and see what we have waiting for you. No matter what type of item you are looking for, there's a good chance you'll find it right here. You can browse a large collection of items that has stood the test of time and passing trends. Whether you are looking for glass or pottery, or even fine silver and jewelry, we have an inventory that has something for you. From unbeatable gifts to unique items for gentlemen or ladies, we have a large inventory of high-quality antiques. You never know what might find here, so stop in or give us a call and tell us what you're looking for. Whether you have a clear idea of what you want, or simply want to browse one of the largest collections of antiques in the area, you need to visit us. You can visit the best antique store in the area, and we would love to see you. Our sole proprietor business has been seen at the best shows in the country, and we buy quality antiques and collectables in many categories. You'll find the unique items here. We buy single items or entire estates, whatever peaks our interest! You can visit us to find American and European furniture or porcelain, glass, and potter art. ...read more
By George's Antiques October 18, 2014
CHOC Children's Hospital of Orange County Murals by Carolee Merrill
CHOC Children's Hospital of Orange County Murals I recently completed eight murals at Children’s Hospital of Orange County in Orange, CA. I had been contacted by a designer who had worked extensively with CHOC Hospital. She had seen my work on my site and had decided that I was the person for the job.I initially met with the designer, and a two members from the Art Committee. We discussed the themes of the murals, which were the themes of the eight floors of the Hospital-Insects and Flowers, Fossils, The Beach, The Cosmos, The Solar System, Aquatic, Reptiles, and Birds and Sky. Over a period of about two weeks I created the designs for the eight murals. I met with the entire committee of five and shared my designs. Everyone was happy with them, and with a couple of minor changes the designs were approved. I have attached a video of the beginning of the project, and a video of the completion.I had many interesting experiences as I painted the murals. I will be writing additional blogs on the progression of the murals and sharing those experiences.CHOC Hospital Murals - Completionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9tjbd9Mhw4Testimonial“It was a pleasure working with Carolee. Her vision and artwork transformed a boring, uneventful hallway into a journey through many layers and levels of our world. Besides the visual impact of her murals, her friendly and energetic personality left an impact on the people with whom she interacted. I would be honored to work with her again.” - Kristi Appelhans, Sr. Construction Manager JACOBS. Children’s Hospital of Orange County ...read more
By Fine Art Murals and Signs December 14, 2013
Packing Tips
Make packing for storage easier on yourself by planning ahead. Start by listing all the items you are going to store and their approximate sizes. Also, gather up plenty of sturdy, corrugated cartons, packing paper, bubble wrap, sealing tape and marker pens, along with any furniture covers or shelving you intend to use in your storage unit. Pack as much as you can in the same size boxes. Fill boxes tightly, but take care to neither over-pack or under-pack (bulging cartons tip when stacked, while half-full boxes tend to collapse). Use wadded up newsprint, bubblewrap, rags, towels, or blankets to fill in empty spaces. For maximum protection, seal cartons with tape. Pack heavy items, such as books and tools, in small boxes. For easier handling, limit the weight of all cartons, regardless of size, to 30 lbs. or less. Label all boxes. Clearly label boxes so you know their contents, and keep a list (as well as pictures and descriptions) at your home or office for reference. Mark clearly all boxes containing fragile items. Clean and dry appliances before storing. Secure all movable parts with paper, or wedge and wrap paper pad around each item for protection. During transport, tape all doors shut, but remember to wedge them open for storage. Tape or tie bed rails together. Mark the pieces for easier assembly later. Place covers or plastic bags on mattresses to keep them clean during storage. Pack books flat to protect their spines. Line cartons with plastic and fill empty spaces with towels or packing paper. Protect chair legs by wrapping them in packing paper. Leave slipcovers on upholstered chairs and cover them with plastic chair covers. Hang clothes and draperies in wardrobe boxes. Use lots of paper to pack dishes and glassware. Place a layer of packing paper inside the bottom and top of cartons. Wrap each dish and glass separately and cushion them with crumpled paper. Plates are best stacked on edge. Pack lamps and lampshades in individual boxes. Use plenty of clean paper or clothing for padding. Pad mirrors and paintings with paper. Place them in special mirror packs or large boxes, and then mark the boxes. ...read more
By Guardian Storage January 23, 2011