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Do you need to leave a gap between strips of lining paper when you hang it?
Hello, I have two rads that are not working at their best in my dining room . We have bled them but for some reason they are not reaching heat completely ie always cold at the bottom on both. Thank you.
Why does one of our spotlights flicker when the switch is off?
How much would it cost to hire a ten-yard skip and how long would I be able to keep it for on average?
What's the easiest way to create a vertical garden on a brick wall?
Having to continually repaint the black plinth around the bottom of the exterior north facing wall on my 1930s house with the render being very crumbly, paint always lifting/flaking off - even if I apply stabilising solution before Sandtex masonry paint. Above the plinth is fine. Could this be a symptom of an underlying issue? DPC in place and no other issues....
I am planning to build 3.6x6x2.5m SIP board garden office on top of the concrete slab floor without foundation wall and feeting. Concrete slab floor will placed on top of the insulation. Can anyone recomend me the best underslab insulation material/product with high compressive strength and U-value take on heavy weight of whole garden office without foundation wall.
I’ve heard some extensions don’t need planning permission, but I’m confused about how much you’re actually allowed to build. What are the usual limits, and when does planning become unavoidable?
I want to connect my hot and cold outdoor taps to one hose for washing the car etc . As they dont have an inbuilt non return valve cani just use a hoselock type non return valve on both taps , then connect to hose via a splitter/ y branch without any further plumbing. Also are they required on both taps, or should I have to replace both taps with built in valves?
I have a big London plane tree at the bottom of my garden. I'd like to have a garden shed / summer house at the bottom of the garden. The London plain produces abundant leaves. Would that cause a problem to the structure in the long run? I would prefer paving slabs, rather than concrete as a base. Would that be ok?
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