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    • Can I hang louvered doors in front of an open stairway?
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    Hi all, I have a bedroom loft conversion which is entered with an open stairway (approx. same height as a standard door frame and was hoping to have louvred doors as the entrance to the bedroom. Would it be possible to hang to louvred doors in front of the staircase? I would like to have them hinged centrally to be bifold – as the landing space would be quite small. Would this require a full door frame for the louvred doors or is there any other options? For example, could I hand them off the side of the wall or attach to a wooden baton for the hinges? Thanks Han

    Asked by Kamil on 2nd Mar 2019
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    How can I protect my pond?
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    What can be done to protect a pond that is on a site where development may occur? Can an application be made to prevent such works going ahead? How does this work in a legal sense?

    Asked by Robert on 14th Mar 2022
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    Materials to avoid inside a conservatory
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    What materials should be avoided in a conservatory? I can imagine things like metal chairs should be avoided as they'd become very hot, but what other materials would you suggest I avoid?

    Asked by Lou on 30th Jun 2022
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    We want to expose a brick wall in our home for a rustic feel. Will it need sealing? And will it make the room less thermally efficient?

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    Ensuring loft conversion is fire safe
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    How can I make sure my loft conversion is as fire safe as possible? I'm planning to use the space for children's bedrooms.

    Asked by Robert on 15th Nov 2022
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    Woodburning stove's impact on EPC rating
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    postcrete binding to blockwork
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    I have metal railings to put up and the posts are put in the ground type. The railings are to go over a 1 brick height decorative type breeze block. My question to you all please is, if I cut out a section of the block and watertight frame it, will the postcrete bind to the blockwork, as wouldn't want it to fall out from between the blocks. Thanks

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