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I have lots of old wooden planks from a decking that was disassembled years ago. Long story short, some of them never made it to the tip and they’ve just been sitting in the shed. I would like to make something with them as a DIY project, might as well put them to use. Is there anything I’ll need to do first to ensure that they are not harmful, infested with bugs, etc.? They look fine on the surface but I want to be sure. What should I treat the wood with before using it as construction material for household fittings?
The floorboards in our upstairs bathroom creak quite badly and one of them has a bit of bounce to it. How much should it cost to have them properly fixed or replaced?
Hi what would be the cost to remove old frame and door fit new lining fire door to fire regs and paint finish frame joinery all fitted to stud partition
What's the difference between MDF and HDF?
What sort of cost am I looking at to fix a badly installed loft ladder? I think the hole has been cut in the wrong place and it's too wide, so there's a large wooden frame to cover the gap in the ceiling.
I want to create a slatted wall panel as a feature in my dining room. What type of wood should I use and what's the best method for attaching it to the wall?
I have bought a door strip cover and was wondering if it would be suitable.Trying to fit carpet to viny.
What's the best way to attach a skirting board to a wonky wall?
Can a reclaimed wood door be fitted into an existing wooden frame or is it better to get a new frame fitted? Both are a standard size.
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