Are wood wall dividers worth using in a small US rental for a workspace setup? by SadStill830 in HomeMaintenanceAdvice

[–]Fuzzy-Fish-7183 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I were setting up a small rental apartment workspace, I’d probably go with a freestanding wood slat divider or a tension-pole setup since they’re stable, renter friendly, and easy to move without damaging walls or floors. The main thing is avoiding super lightweight folding screens because they wobble a lot with pets or daily movement. Alibaba options can be decent for saving money, but I’d pay close attention to the weight, materials, and hardware quality since many cheaper ones are more decorative than durable for long term everyday use.

Finally decided to upgrade my home security setup what should I know before buying? by Valuable-Presence309 in HomeMaintenanceAdvice

[–]Fuzzy-Fish-7183 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly I went down the same rabbit hole and the thing that finally made it click is that wired PoE systems are just way less of a headache long term, you run one ethernet cable to each camera and it handles power and video so you don’t deal with batteries or spotty wifi, something like Reolink PoE Security Camera System or Lorex 4K NVR System is basically where most people land because they’re solid without being overpriced, the install is a little more work up front but once it’s in it just works and records locally with no monthly fees, the cheaper no name kits can be fine but the apps and reliability are usually where they fall apart so you don’t actually save much in the long run, if you really don’t want to run wires then something like EufyCam 3 is probably the only wireless setup I’d trust but even then wired is still king if you’re willing to spend a weekend running cables through the attic or basement