Wallpapering is a fantastic way to add character, texture, and personality to any room. Whether you're an experienced decorator or a DIY enthusiast, having the right tools will make the process smoother, ensuring a professional finish. Here’s a guide to the essential tools you’ll need for a successful wallpapering job, featuring top-quality products from Haydn.
Plastering may seem like a daunting task for beginners, but with the right techniques and tools, you can achieve smooth, professional results. Whether you're repairing small cracks or tackling a full wall, these plastering hacks will help make the process easier and more efficient.
Haydn has introduced an exciting option to the New Zealand market: the Haydn Black Foam Texture Roller Cover. Designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, this innovative roller features a unique foam loop-style textured fabric, enabling users to achieve granular paint finishes, textured coatings, decorative effects effortlessly, and more. It creates a randomly textured finish that adds depth and character to any surface, ensuring consistent, high-quality results every time.
Ready to upgrade your garage with a fresh, durable floor? In this blog, we’ll show you how to achieve a professional finish with Haydn painting and decorating tools. From prep to the final coat, we’ll guide you through each step to transform your garage into a beautiful and functional space!
A putty knife may seem like a basic tool, but it is an essential and versatile must-have in any painter’s or drywaller’s toolbox. Available in various widths, materials, and shapes, its uses go beyond applying putty. You can also use it to scrape old paint, clean BBQ grills, and more.
Flooring is a high investment that requires daily protection during construction and renovation projects, including repainting, replacing wallpaper, repatching cracks and holes, and building up walls.
There is a wide range of floor protection products specifically designed to shield surfaces against spills, splatters, dust, debris, and damage, but how do you know which is the right one?
