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I want the bottom section of my hall, stairs and landing panelling with MDF but unsure what’s tradesperson does it - painter/decorator, joiner etc?
Just starting out doing self employed work so not to familiar with pricing... I need to give a quote for 13 internal doors that need new hinges, handles and locks I'm not sure how to price it or just go in at a day rate
Hi, what is the difference between skirting boards and architraves?
Hello. I have a boiler flue that runs through the kitchen wall, into the adjacent room and out through the external wall in that room. I intended to use this room as a bedroom for my little girl. Is it possible ie safe to box a flue pipe in in this sort of situation? Thanks!
I am building a lean-to car port and have installed the 3 uprights in 100mm x 100mm x 3m in oak. I was planning to build the roof structure in softwood using 75mm x 50mm with a 5m long cross member on the top of the oak uprights. Due to an ordering error I have 2 extra 100mm x 100mm x 3m oak pieces. How could I connect these on the top of the uprights, I was planning to use 150mm timber lock through the soft wood cross member but if using the oak would have to abut the 2 ends of the oak beams on top of the centre upright. Is there a special bracket/connector for the centre column? Thanks in advance for your comments. Andrew
How much would it be to replace a door and the architrave around it, providing I buy the materials.
Hi guys, I've recently fitted 1.5m of skirtingboard to a small section of wall in our lounge. I decided to use no nails, which has worked brilliantly apart from one end which has come away from the wall slightly. I'm thinking that I should screw the end down, but am a little concerned that the debris (wood/concrete) from the new hole I need to make will get between the skirting and wall, therefore stopping me from screwing it to the wall. I hope this makes sense. Thanks.
I have wooden floorboards that have come apart in a few places, why is this?
Hi, I painted my wooden, stable front door and noticed that the door frame has been installed and gaps sealed with transparent sealant. It has been done by the previous owners a few years ago. I wanted to seal the gaps with something to prevent water and cold air getting into the porch. I looked for a proper gap filler. What would you use which looks better than self-expandable foam?
I have an external hardwood door which needs replacing, this includes fitting a new door frame, letterbox, locks and also an extra panel on top of the door and a 2” x 1” pain of glass to be inserted I’d like to know roughly how much I should expect to be charged for this job (excluding parts). Thank you
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