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    • Stagger plasterboards on a ceiling and make good
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    I have a reoccurring crack on my ceiling from a repair done 2 years ago where plasterboard was replaced halfway across my lounge to a joist in a straight line. I have been advised that the plasterboard should have been staggered to different joists. Any advice on how much to take down the existing ceiling, stagger plasterboards and replaster? The room is 2.4m wide at this point and has coving. Any advice is welcomed.

    Asked by Linda on 6th Dec 2021
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    Removing paint from outside wall
    Builders - 11 answers

    I’m removing a conservatory soon leaving a painted area of outside wall. How do you remove this paint.

    Asked by Heather on 26th Jul 2021
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    Patio build over existing old patio flags
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    Can I lay the MOT 1 and compact it on top of an old flagged patio ( save digging up the old patio) Bearing in mind that the existing old patio flags are laid 150 mm below DPC and the new patio would be higher than DPC, how far away from the wall can I start the edging stones and what would you suggest goes in the gap between the house wall and edging stones of new patio?

    Asked by David on 9th Apr 2024
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    Ronseal Fence One coat
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    My decking has been painted with Ronseal Dark Oak fence cover. Is there anything I can paint on top of it to seal it?

    Asked by Neil on 31st Aug 2023
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    Cost of plumbing in a washing machine
    Handymen - 10 answers

    I've just bought a reconditioned washing machine. How much would it cost to have someone plumb it in for me? I assume a handyman can do it rather needing a plumber? I have mobility issues, so I can't do it myself but I'm scared of being ripped off.

    Asked by asa on 17th Jan 2023
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    Rendering garden wall materials required
    Gardeners - 7 answers

    Hi, Im looking to render part of my garden wall. It's not huge and I'm pretty sure I could do it myself. I'm just looking for some advice on which materials I should use and what the ratios should be in the mix. Will any sand do the job? Do I need to add any additives in? I know i'll need plasterciser but should this be in the final coat too? How thick should the coats be? Any advice would be appreciated.

    Asked by lauren on 27th Mar 2020
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    My roof has been altered without permission
    Roofers - 10 answers

    Hi. I live in a semi-detached house and share a roof with my neighbour. My neighbour has a new roof fitted and they replaced my tiles without asking me. They have used different tiles which appear to be a different colour than mine (orange). Again no-one has asked me about this. Also, there appears to be a massive gap now between the tiles on my roof and tiles on my next-door neighbours. What should I do??

    Asked by John on 3rd Feb 2021
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    Plane/Sand + adjust hinges on timber door
    Joiners - 10 answers

    How much is it to get some carpentry done to a timber door? Frame may require a bit of sanding/planeing, but mostly it is a case of hinges needing adjusting (possibly chiselling out a bit) and rehanging it so it opens/closes nice and flush. Thank you.

    Asked by Peter on 21st Aug 2025
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    Toilet constantly flushing!
    Plumbers - 20 answers

    My toilet continues to flush or fill after the initial flush has finished. It is driving me crazy, not to mention wasting water! Can anyone tell me how to fix constant water running from the toilet?

    Asked by minesh on 31st Mar 2020
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    Cooker installation point cost
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I'm switching from a gas to an electric cooker and found there is no electric point for a cooker. How much would it cost to get one? Fuse box is in the same room if that makes any difference

    Asked by Rebecca on 30th Nov 2021
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