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    • Painting inside of home
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Am I best using neutral or bright colours to paint the inside of my home? What might it depend on, aside from personal preferences? How can I balance these colours well? Should they be mixed up from room to room or is it better just to use pretty much the same types of colours either way?

    Asked by Joyce on 17th Dec 2020
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    Converting a conservatory to an extension
    Builders - 7 answers

    I have a conservatory with dwarf walls, I am looking to make this a full extension. I understand the footings may not be deep enough, what is the best way to get them to the correct depth? I am happy to take down the dwarf walls but don't really want to disturb the current flooring as its a finished floor and plumbing is installed so looking to keep extension same size as current conservatory just bricking up walls, adding bi folding doors and a solid roof. Thanks

    Asked by Steve on 4th Jan 2021
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    Kitchen rearrangement
    Kitchen Fitters - 7 answers

    I'll be moving to a new property shortly. The seller will be removing all kitchen appliances so good opportunity to rearrange it. Is it possible to reuse cabinets & worktop counters already there, rearrange them, get matching new ones if necessary? They're relatively new (no more than 4 yrs). As it is there is a very wide range style cooker & fridge which is outside of kitchen (kitchen is an extension). I'd like an elevated oven, fridge brought in to main kitchen and induction hob (current cooker is gas hob). Is this possible?

    Asked by Neil on 27th May 2021
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    2 core twisted cable
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Could you please provide information about the applications and benefits of a 2-core twisted pair cable?

    Asked by Ledsone on 23rd Aug 2023
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    Fitting skirting about radiator pipes
    Joiners - 7 answers

    We’re looking to fit new skirting, the old skirting we had was 45mm our new skirting is 119mm but the issue we have are the pipes for the radiators. They’re quite low down which is causing a problem with how high the new skirting is. How would we tackle this problem? Jigsaw the skirting to fit round the pipes? Or try and slot the skirting behind the pipes by removing the radiator temporarily?

    Asked by Beth on 28th Sep 2020
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    Structural Restorative Works
    Builders - 4 answers

    Hello, We're looking to purchase a property and the structural survey has returned a structural deficit that we'd like to get a couple of quotes for. It's a 1940s detached house that has had a single storey rear extension The survey found External cracking to brickwork to the rear elevation and side elevation where the rear extension has been jointed into the house. Cracking was above the opening below the second-floor windows which was diagonal and appears in the middle of the span of the opening consistent with lintel deflection. (we also noticed internal wall and ceiling cracks in a similar location...) Vertical cracking was also observed between the brickwork of the rear extension They recommend Replacement lintel installation sufficient to carry the loads applied from the masonry above Repointing the vertical cracks found and checking drains for possible leaks Would someone be able to quote for what it would be to remedy the above issues? Thanks! Roo

    Asked by Robyn on 12th Nov 2021
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    Is satin paint wipeable?
    Painters & Decorators - 11 answers

    Is satin paint wipeable? I'm looking for an alternative to gloss paint for my doorways and skirting boards.

    Asked by Tushar on 4th Feb 2023
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    When should perennials be cut?
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    Is it better to cut perennials in the springtime or autumn?

    Asked by Kelly on 6th Dec 2021
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    Roof replaced help
    Roofers - 10 answers

    We had our roof replaced 2 years ago and our neighbor has decided to now say she has water ingress and a damp patch, we have paid half towards a new lining for her gutter , now she has said that she has had a charted surveyor to say we have breeched the the law by not issuing a party wall notice . What can we do ?

    Asked by Craig on 1st Feb 2022
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    How can I test if my toilet is leaking?
    Plumbers - 6 answers

    How can I go about testing whether my toilet is leaking? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

    Asked by Lou on 6th May 2022
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