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    I have a 55inch TV that I want to mount on to the wall. The wall is plaster board and there’s one wooden beam going straight down the centre. We want to put it on this wall as the rooms an awkward shape and there’s not really any other options. Would this be okay? We have the wall plugs that the mounts come with and some reinforced ones we brought. Will the wall hold the Tv? Or will it cause damage to the wall and risk it coming down

    Asked by Eleanor on 28th Jun 2023
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    Lukewarm water bathroom tap
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    The water from my bath tap is only lukewarm but the other taps are hot. What could be the problem?

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    How do i find my electrical safety certificate online
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    I've lost the original somewhere. Is it online or will the electrician who did it have a copy? Can't get in touch to ask him about it right now

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    What pond plants help amphibians?
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    Building regs for roof height
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    How do I know if my door is secure enough?
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    Indian Stone / Jointing Compound Staining
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    Good morning. I hope that you are well. I am looking for a bit of advice please. We had some Indian Stone paving laid in mid-November 2023. We haven't actually used it, as such yet, as the landscaping work is still ongoing. We have noticed discolouration of the jointing compound / potentially the flags themselves, around some of the flags. As far as we are aware, the tradesmen working on the project have not used any cleaner on the flags. It has just had the occasional jet wash with water throughout the project. Does anyone have any idea as to what the build up / discolouration is please and any advice about how I can go about removing it? The issue is only present around certain flags, not all of them. The two videos here highlight the issue better than I can describe it :- https://youtu.be/dmBaGrDwe0o https://youtu.be/KhIEw1UHGvA The stone used is brand new. Any advice on the root cause or solution to this problem would be much appreciated. Many thanks Jimmy

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    Two front doors
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    Asked by Mervyn on 21st Oct 2024
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    Should i pay before work is done?
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    We've bought a house that needs lots of work. We're trying to do lots of ourselves, but there are things we'd like to get the experts in for. I know trades all have different terms, but what is standard? I'm just quite nervous about handing over lots of cash before anything is even done. What are the terms that people work on for larger projects like bathroom refurbs, garage conversions, and extensions? On top of that, is escrow something that is used for larger projects?

    Asked by lauren on 18th Feb 2026
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