http://bseentv.com.au/Frankston-Scaffolds Trussguard Scaffold Hire services the Frankston & Mornington Peninsula areas. After getting considerable grief from WorkCover regarding building site safety, 2 carpenters / builders decided that working with WorkCover rather than against them was the smarter course of action. As a result, they saw an opportunity to provide safety guard rails for builders to cover truss installation, fascure and gutter installation, and roof installations. From there the business has expanded considerably into all aspects of scaffold supply to the building industry. Quickstage – ground up scaffolding – typically for bricklaying and rendering, 2-4 plank walkway systems – for installation of roof trusses, fascia/gutter & roof, Hand rails – for full protection, Mobile aluminium scaffold towers – typically used by painters, framers, renderers, plumbers, electricians, plasterers, glazers, 3 plank pitch platform – scaffolding designed to sit on a pitched roof to provide a level/flat surface for the purpose of working on the next level e.g. for installing dutch gables and dormer windows, painting and rendering. Call 1300 882 638
http://www.bseentv.com.au/Frankston-Antennas - Melbourne's leading installers of plasma tv's and digital antennas. We also resolve reception problems, and can advise on digital tv and freeview. We proudly serve all areas of Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula. Call 9781 1000.
http://bseentv.com.au/frankston-antennas What is Freeview?Freeview is the name for the new Digital TV service in Australia. It replaces the old analogue system, as analogue is being phased-out between 2010 and 2013. For Melbourne, the cut off date for analogue is 2013, but staying with the old system till the last minute means missing out on all the existing benefits of digital TV. What are the Benefits of Freeview? Better Picture Quality, Wider Screen Format, Extra Channels, Programme Guide (No need to buy a weekly newspaper with a TV guide anymore), 4 Radio Channels (dial 201 for Jazz), Better Sound Quality (Dolby). Basically, a much better experience overall. What do I need to get Freeview?One way to enjoy the benefits of digital TV is to buy a new Digital TV. Bring it home, plug it in, tune it, and away you go. For the budget conscious an alternative is to buy a Digital Set Top Box. This is a small device which plugs in to the antenna socket, and the back of the TV. Once tuned, all the freeview channels can be found at the touch of a button. How clear is the picture? With Digital TV, the picture is either perfect, or it breaks up. i.e. the picture you see is either perfect or non-existent. For the latter, you may need a visit from a friendly antenna man with a suitable digital signal meter. He will measure the Bit Error Rate (BER) and suggest appropriate actions to improve the picture. Sometimes a new antenna is required, but often new cables from the wall socket to the TV solve the problems. What’s the difference between SD & HD? HD means High Definition. SD means Standard Definition. Either an HD or SD box can be used on older analogue TV’s. There is currently no benefit in using an HD box. SD is just fine. A year ago, some of the stations provided different programmes on their HD channels, but no more. The only exception, Channel 10’s HD channel, Channel 1HD, is now a sports channel, but it can be seen on SD channel 12. An SD box provides a perfectly adequate picture, so there’s no need to spend extra on HD, unless plugging in to a newer HD plasma or LCD. Do I need a new antenna? Maybe. My attitude is “If it aint broke don’t fix it”. Your existing antenna may be just fine, but a visit from a professional antenna installer may ease your mind. The BER is the key. If your antenna man is unable to provide BER figures, then find a different antenna man. In the old days, anyone could put up an antenna, (even electricians - LOL) and if the picture wasn’t clear a booster would normally solve the problem. Those days are gone. With digital, boosters are only sometimes required. In fact, we are now often taking old boosters off. Analogue required a strong signal; digital does not, providing the BER is within range. Still got questions? Feel free to call Kevin on 0411 35 2000, or visit either of the following websites: www.freetv.com.au www.digitalready.gov.au
http://www.bseentv.com.au/frankston-bobcats - Brett's Bobcat & Excavations based in the Frankston area, have been in the business for over 20 years. Whether you need a site cleared, rubbish removals or extensive earthworks Brett's experience and professionalism will accurately & efficiently get your project done. The right equipment for the right job. Bobcats are used for smaller to medium excavation jobs. Their size makes them perfect for hard to access areas like backyard work. Ideal for landscaping, drive ways, site preparation & rubbish removals. Excavators are used for the likes of trenches, drains, footings, tight access & post holes. BB&E carry out all aspects of earthworks including trenches, drainage, driveways, culverts, rubbish removal (concrete, steel etc) quarry products (rock, gravel, sand etc), landscaping, site cuts, driveways, site clearing and more. Call 0416 089 651
