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    • Best way to attach glass table top to metal base
    Handymen - 10 answers

    Hi, I have a glass coffee table top that needs reattaching to its base. I’ve tried using silicone but it doesn’t work. I’ve read that epoxy would be the best glue to be used but that UV light should be used to cure it? I’d appreciate any guidance. Thanks Teri

    Asked by Teri on 25th Jun 2019
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    How to boost wifi?
    Aerial Specialists - 10 answers

    Is there a way to boost the wifi signal in my house, where is the best place for the router? I’ve heard of something called a wifi repeater but I’m not sure if they work.

    Asked by Beverley on 10th Apr 2020
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    Are pointing guns worth the money?
    Bricklayers - 10 answers

    Hi, I do a decent amount of pointing and I'm just wondering if pointing guns are worth it and if anyone could recommend the best ones?

    Asked by Patrick on 6th Apr 2020
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    All new but is cost right?
    Aerial Specialists - 10 answers

    Hi Have a 3 bed semi detached house in west Sussex, near Gatwick. Tv's aren't working properly in the bedrooms anymore and issues with buffering downstairs. Lots of cables on outside of house that I thought have needed looking at since I've been there. Friend of friend came out to quote says need new ariel and there's a splitter in the loft with water regression, all needs re-doing with 3 new plates ? which I wasn't surprised at. £170 + VAT total cost £400-£500 .... Is that about right???

    Asked by Tracey on 7th Jan 2024
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    Should I use Skirting Board Adhesive?
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    Hi all, I’m looking to install skirting boards along my hallway walls. I have read some mixed messages about using some adhesives for skirting boards online and some recommending to instead have the skirting boards drilled in. Would adhesives be suitable enough for typical hallways? Is there any specific problems I should look out for if I went for the adhesive route? And are there any particular brands I should steer clear of for this? Currently, I have painted walls, which will be dry and there’s not likely much risk of damage day to day – if this makes a difference at all. I’d like to hear what others’ experiences have been using adhesives versus drilled in skirting boards.

    Asked by Kamil on 15th Jul 2019
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    Does my neighbour need permission
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    Sat in my house today and my neighbour was having a dry verge system fitted to both gable ends, we are semi detached but the workmen were on my side of the roof without asking. Are they allowed to do this? What do I do if they have caused damage to the tiles or my solar panels?

    Asked by Jill on 22nd Jun 2021
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    Installation of electric built in oven
    Electricians - 13 answers

    Hi I am wanting to buy a new electric oven. At the moment I have a electric oven, but when it gets to a high temperature it fuses the house electrics. I only have a normal double socket. Would I need a cooker point installing, and if so, how much roughly for that and to install the oven.

    Asked by Joan on 4th Jan 2022
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    Plastering a quarter of a ceiling?
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    Hello, I am knocking down a stud wall between a store room and a bedroom to make it bigger. The bedroom ceiling is smooth and in good condition whereas my storeroom is artex. Basically I want to know when the wall is down would the entire ceiling of thr combined rooms have to be plastered, or could just the new quater be plastered? Thank you

    Asked by Emily on 6th Jan 2022
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    Cylinder door lock
    Locksmiths - 10 answers

    Hi. I need to replace my cylinder door lock. However the screw head on the holding blot is damaged. Any suggestions Thanks.

    Asked by Mark on 18th Jul 2024
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    How do I lay underlay on concrete floor?
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    I need to lay underlay in a downstairs flat but the floor is concrete. I'd usually staple it down which I, of course, can't. What's the best way of securing it?

    Asked by Michael on 27th Mar 2020
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