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  • Solid wooden work top

    Work top has slightly lifted at the join. It is bolted underneath. How can this be repaired?

    Asked by Anika on 14th Jul 2021
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    What size cable

    Hi, to get electrics to a garden office, what size 3 core SWA cable required? 16mm or 25mm? Garden office has 2kw panel heater, 8.5kw electric shower, 4 double sockets, a fridge/freezer unit, microwave, coffee machine, and 11 downlights. I calculated around 100amps usage at any one time. Distance from house fuze box to garden office around 30-40 meter. Half overground, half underground. Any other tips welcome. (i. e. 4 core better idea?) Thank you. P

    Asked by Palle on 20th Jun 2024
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    Recommended wireless security alarms?

    What are some of the best wireless security alarms on the market? I have an old wired alarm that I would like to replace and I want to know what products I should consider.

    Asked by Sarath on 20th Oct 2020
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    What thickness underlay for engineered wood flooring

    I'm planning out a lounge renovation, but one thing is tripping me up and I'm getting lots of mixed answers. Just need to know what type and thickness of underlay to use for engineered wood flooring. And what kind of cost am I looking at?

    Asked by Kelly on 20th Dec 2025
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    What products do I need to install bathroom tiles myself?

    Hello, I will be doing some tiling work in my bathroom to replace some damaged tiles. I’ve not done any tiling work in a bathroom before – so I don’t know if there is any special sealants or other products I should be using. At the moment I am planning to use some bathroom specific tile adhesive and some tile grouting to seal the gaps between the tiles after they have been fitted. Is grouting absolutely necessary if the tiles are already fitted due to the adhesive already? Will I need any other products for fitting tiles? If there is any other tools or products anyone would recommend using to get the job done right, please let me know.

    Asked by Lou on 3rd Jun 2019
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    advice on fitting a new kitchen with updated appliances

    I am looking to have a new kitchen fitted in my home. In essence, I would like to have my old kitchen completely remodelled. I am looking to have a microwave, fridge and dishwasher replaced with up to date, smart versions. I am planning to also have a kitchen island added and several cabinets replaced. Further I would like to have the floorboards replaced with engineered wood flooring. Finally, I would also like to have the walls and ceiling repainted. With all of this taken into account, what sort of price do you think I might expect to pay for this specific kitchen redesign/remodelling?

    Asked by duncan on 14th Aug 2020
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    Fixing Windows that have condensation inside

    I've just noticed that 4 of the double glazed windows in my mums bungalow have condensation inside. They arent that old and appear to be in good condition apart from the condensation. Is there anything that can be done to remove it or do the windows need to be replaced?

    Asked by Nan on 29th Mar 2020
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    Installing synthetic/artificial grass

    Hello, I'd like to make some improvements to my small garden but I am not sure what the best option is. Currently, my garden is covered with paving slabs; it suited my needs for a long while but now I'd like it to have a bit more of a natural look and feel. I'd very much like having real grass, but due to my age, I'd not be able to take care of it. Therefore synthetic/artifical grass is my only option. I did some research and I believe I have two options: 1. Cover the paving slabs with underlay and place the synthetic grass on top of it or 2. Remove the paving slabs and place the synthetic grass. Options 1 appears to be the easiest, but the cost of grass and underlay is high and I'd assume it would not have the soft feel. Options 2 appears to be more labour consuming and possibly the cost would higher than option one. If the paving slabs are removed, is it necessary to lay Sub-Base and Laying Course? Thank you Eva

    Asked by Eva on 7th Jun 2020
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    Noisy toilet / taps

    My toilet sounds like a fog horn when you flush it. The kitchen and bathroom taps make a noise when u turn them on. And there is groaning coming from some where in the pipes in the bathroom. I don’t know what it could be.

    Asked by Scott on 14th Nov 2024
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    Any advice on the Honeywell CM927 Thermostat?

    Hi all, I need to replace the thermostat for my boiler and the gas engineer recommended the Honeywell CM928, but it seems like there are a lot of negative reviews online. Does anyone have any experience with this and with any of the common problems? For example the LCD screen not working properly

    Asked by Catherine on 7th Mar 2019
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