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Are lean-to conservatories prone to leaking?
I am purchasing a cottage which needs a full rewire. Some sockets are on the skirtings, and I can see the wiring chased outside of the walls. The cottage is 80SQM, and I would also require sockets to be added, and some light fixtures to be moved/added. I am just questioning, on average how much this could possibly cost.
I've recently bought an 85 inch tv that weighs 35kg I currently have a 70 inch tv that weighs 25kg which I installed on a plasterboard wall (with metal studs) which to date has held perfectly well. what's the best fixings to use to install the 85inch. thank you
What is an inhibitor and how much does one cost? Can If it by myself?
What are the costs and considerations involved for materials and labour to install a cat flap into a double glazed patio door which has a glass width of 400mm please?
What sort of price would it be to wallpaper one side wall up a staircase. It’s only the top half as has a dado rail. Wallpaper already purchased
Hi, How hard or expensive is it to get plumbing across a kitchen for an American style fridge/freezer?
How can I figure out what size shed I should have installed?
We are going to have our existing garage demolished to make way for a 2 story extension, however the incomming gas and electricity supplies and meters are in the garage and need to be relocated. I've need to apply to have the supply relocated, and the people I've had round so far seem a little lost as to where. The current supply and meter are located on the left hand wall of the garage that will be demolished, right next to where the 'k' of kitchen is on the plans in the link below. Once the supply has been moved we can then get the house rewired, the garage demolished, and the build started. Any ideas where the new supply could go? Or clever ways of making life easy? Many thanks
We are due to have astro turf laid and have had the stone put down for it, well have the sand on it just before the astro is laid. The reason for astro turf is because we have dogs and we felt it would be better. However I've been reading today that astro turf gets a lot hotter in the summer than grass and may make it unusable, it can also bubble and shrink with the weather. If we were to change our minds and go for turf instead, could it be laid on top of the stone and sand or would we have to start again?
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