Archive for December, 2008
To see in the store check out their virtual tour on the web site.
www.bigbuddha.com.au
At The Big Buddha they take great pride in searching for new and imaginative designs that demand to be noticed amongst the crowded homewares and furniture market.
There ties with overseas manufacturers are strong and varied and they make regular trips to liaise with manufacturers and to check and maintain their
high quality standards. This includes packaging, pricing structure and
new designs.
indoor chair textile tribal fabric opium daybed day storage shelves shelf deities shrine statue table col
Our mission at The Big Buddha is to provide quality Artifacts, collectables homewares and furniture handpicked by our staff to provide unique and innovative designs.
We believe through customer support, the quality of our products and pricing we can achieve our objectives. We listen to our customers.
CORE VALUES
Honesty
Fairness
Caring
Trust
Respect
Commitment
Why The Big Buddha is Unique
The Big Buddha specializes in unique village crafts sourced directly from small villages within and around the Spice Islands of South East Asia. India & Tibet. Zealous in our Endeavour’s to promote community handicraft work; The Big Buddha is dedicated to importing the finest quality products at reasonable prices. We have a passion for traveling and are committed to search and bring home to you new and interesting products. The result is a range of impeccably crafted goods that stand alone for their exquisite difference and natural beauty.
If you have a special piece you have been looking for in the past & cant find it
,THE BIG BUDDHA can source it for you ,just pop in & ask !
a extensive range of Balinese furniture including day beds, Balinese homewares and Balinese giftware and offers a unique shopping experience where you will smell the incense, hear the music, and be instantly transported to Bali.
REGARDS
RICK SAPER
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A380/ SQ222 take off from Sydney in some turbulence with full economy and business class and some suites ~ 468 pax. I was sitting in Upper Deck, window seat, two abreast, good room for economy class with large high resolution PTV and had extra storage bin under window between seat.
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Time lapse video of the Sydney Airport International Car park bridge built by Abigroup
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Me launchin a Honda XR600 (That is right 600) over my old VL commodore in Astrolabe Park Daceyville Sydney Australia in 2005 filmed by my brother Dov Tharratt Have lots more footage comment and i may upload. Check out my other stuff.
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Got more stuff than space? Hwy 101 Self Storage, in Greer, SC, will keep your excess goods safe in a personalized, secure storage unit. Whether you need a climate-controlled unit for some documents or an RV parking space, they offer you extra space, top security, even packing materials. Way better than an attic!
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Since 1982, Ward Mini Storage has provided Southport, North Carolina with world-class storage services. A truly secure and climate-controlled self-storage facility, video surveillance and an on-site, around the clock, resident security guard are always keeping an eye out for your belongings. RV and boat storage and free truck rentals are also available, for your convenience. Ward Mini Storage’s customer service is anything but mini!
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Police from Camden and the Music Industry Piracy Investigation unit seized an estimated $5million worth of pirated CDs and DVDs from a storage facility in Smeaton Grange and two houses in Mt Annan on Tuesday. Interviews with police and footage of the seized goods.
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What is rainwater harvesting?
Rainwater harvesting (also called roofwater harvesting) involves the collection, storage and distribution of rainwater from the roof, for use inside and outside the home or business.
How can rainwater be used?
Australia is the driest continent on earth and in most rural communities rainwater is the only supply of water for human consumption. Australians have used rainwater for many years as their source of water for all requirements - drinking, cooking, bathing, laundry, toilet flushing through to watering the garden. This is also true for many other communities around the world.
Nowadays, even when mains or reticulated water supplies are available to communities, many people choose to use rainwater that is collected from the roof and stored in tanks or other vessels to supply their water requirements. Rainwater is an ideal source for our water requirements and momentum behind rain harvesting is building.
Rain Harvesting is a great water conservation initiative. It reduces dependence on mains water supplies.
Rainwater is a safe and sustainable water supply
Rainwater that is captured and stored correctly is a safe, economical and sustainable source of quality water. Safety measures can be applied to the manner in which rainwater is captured, stored and dispensed. In fact some people argue that rainwater is safer than water supplied through mains or reticulated water systems. Our mains water is typically stored in dams, treated with chemicals such as chlorine to kill of bacteria and make it safe, and then pumped through a network of pipes throughout the community. It makes sense to catch the rain that falls for free without chemicals.
Main benefits of using rainwater
Significant economic, social and environmental benefits can be achieved by using rainwater.
By using Rainwater Harvesting systems to supply water for some, or indeed all of our requirements, you can reduce your dependence on mains water. Our water supplies are falling and water restrictions are in place in many communities to reduce our overall water usage and protect our supplies.
There is no better quality water available naturally than rainwater. Some say there are health benefits to using rainwater which is not treated with chemicals like our mains water is.
Rainwater falls for free - once you have installed a rain harvesting system, you use less mains water and can reduce your water bills. Governments and Water Boards will increase water prices as they look to recover the true costs of providing water to the community.
The cost to the community to supply mains or reticulated water services is becoming more expensive every year. The construction of dams, pipes and treatment plants is huge and ultimately as tax and rate-payers, we foot this cost.
Rainwater Harveting reduces the significant damage to our creeks, water habitats and organisms caused by stormwater runoff.
Some Australian State Governments have introduced legislation mandating new standards of energy and water efficiency ratings that must be incorporated into new dwellings. Local administrators have also introduced guidelines for safe water usage systems. Rain Harvesting Pty Ltd has worked in conjunction with authorities to establish these guidelines and has developed a range of patented products that can be used in conjunction with roofing, gutters, downpipes and rainwater tanks to provide complete rainwater solutions.
Other reasons for using rainwater.
Systems and products for rainwater havesting
Rain Harvesting Pty Ltd is the manufacturer of a complete range of rainwater goods that improve water quality and reduce maintenance.
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A great day out for you and your car. Learn new braking & steering techniques, learn slide / spin control experience what happens when you slide or lose control in your car…
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2 car parks in a row in “The City” near the rocks Great fun!
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