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    Tilers - 10 answers

    We are re doing our ensuite and will be having a freestanding bath, is it best to tile before the fit of the bath? Also do we need to put anything down before tiling, currently there is ply board.

    Asked by Charlotte on 16th Mar 2021
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    What brush for chalk paint?
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    What brush is best to use for chalk paint? And is chalk paint durable? Thank you.

    Asked by Jenny on 17th Jun 2023
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    finishing Tyrolean render coat
    Plasterers - 6 answers

    So i'm trying to match the tyrolean finish as close as possible on my house. The render has been completely removed on one side of the house and scratch coat has been applied with a 3/1 ratio. I'm looking at buying some of the tyrolean mix that goes with water to try it but can it be applied directly on the scratch coat or does it need a top coat first? If i mix my own tyrolean could i put that straight onto the scratch coat or will i need another coat either way? I'm seeing mixed messages regarding whether it can be applied directly onto the scratch coat or if a topcoat needs to be applied. Thanks for any advice.

    Asked by Lou on 22nd Feb 2021
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    How do I know if my new roof needs replacing
    Roofers - 10 answers

    How can I know with certainty that a new roof ought to be replaced?

    Asked by Michael on 24th Jan 2022
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    Can I build a brick shed DIY?
    Bricklayers - 4 answers

    Can I build a brick shed DIY? What sort of building regulations/planning permission rules might apply and what can and can’t be undertaken DIY?

    Asked by khalid on 5th May 2022
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    How long to repair and paint a fence?
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    How many hours should I allow for repairing and painting a garden fence? It's not a big garden. What seems reasonable?

    Asked by Christian on 10th Sep 2022
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    Decorating wages
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    How do you price a painting or wallpapering job. Is this based on day rate or dimensions of place to be decorated?

    Asked by Maya on 4th Apr 2023
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    Adhoc Torch on Felt
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    I had a roofer inspect a flat roof a couple of months ago, who then made some patch repairs using torch on felt. Another roofer cam to quote for a replacement roof today and said the felt hadn't been torched on properly and water had got underneath the add on section. The felt could be lifted up without much effort and some of the edges on the felt underneath seemed to be peeling away. He then recommended I remove all of the add on felt as this was far worse than just having the felt below it. First of all, how bad of a job is this and secondly, is this likely to have caused any major damage in two months given we've been having a lot of rain? I appreciate any answers and you taking the time to respond.

    Asked by Danny on 8th May 2024
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    Using grab glue to fix tiles
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    If tiles are being used for decorative rather than functional purposes, it is OK to stick them on with grab glue rather than tile adhesive?

    Asked by kashif on 12th Feb 2023
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    How to check a leak from my chimney?
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    I am concerned about a possible leak from my chimney. The water seems to be leaking through the ceiling of the upstairs walls but it is not far from the point that the chimney flue passes by. Without actually getting up onto the roof, is there any other way I can check whats causing it?

    Asked by Charles on 23rd Oct 2020
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