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    Brenna Hartmann is the co-founder of Fixin'Chix Inc., a do-it-yourself enterprise that includes a comprehensive home improvement website; how-to workshops, seminars and publications; and a product line. Brenna is dedicated to empowering women "do-it herselfers" (DIHers) who have the passion and desire to improve their homes. Brenna writes the popular Fixie Chick home improvement column found in Home & Yard Handbook, and is the co-host of "Home & Yard Radio with the Fixie Chick" on 950 ESPN. Brenna lives in Webster with her husband and two children.

    Friday, July 11, 2008

    Faux May Be The Way To Go

    "Faux May Be The Way To Go" will be the topic of the July Fixie Chick blog series. Twice a week I'll be posting ideas and information on some of the coolest and innovative new "faux" products for your home and yard.

    Composite Garage Doors

    As the largest opening in most homes, garage doors can give the exterior an attractive, custom appearance, or become an unsightly distraction. Wood can be beautiful, but also very costly, heavy, and time-consuming to maintain. The materials used in constructing composite garage doors replicate the beauty of wood but cost less and require less maintenance hassle. Going with composite rather than metal allows the homeowner to avoid the potential problems of rusting and denting. The best of both worlds, composite garage doors are available in a wide array of designs to complement any home style.

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