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    • Soft plaster ceilling
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    I live in a new build block completed 10 months ago. Recently I've noticed the plaster ceilling has buldges, long hair line cracks, sign of shrinkage (can see the suspended ceilling metal beams coming through, and most of all several areas in the ceilling are soft to touch, ie I can dent the plaster with my finger. There is no water leakage to be seen. Any ideas as to the possible causes and best way of remedial works please?

    Asked by Simon on 26th Apr 2021
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    Paint started to bubble when paint put on to walls in bedroom
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Painted walls in bedroom but when the paint was drying it started to bubble. How do I fix this, I need to repaint the whole room again. Thanks

    Asked by Nikki on 17th Apr 2020
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    Best paint for bathroom tiles?
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hello, I'm wanting to update my bathroom with a limited budget. I cannot afford to re-tile so am considering painting the tiles. There are so many conflicting reviews online that I'm going round in circles! Is there a paint for bathroom tiles that you would recommend? Specifically I'm looking for a cream/beige matte finish. The tiles are around the window, toilet, sink, and bath. Thank you :)

    Asked by Stephanie on 27th Apr 2023
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    i would like an outside tap installed
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    hello, how much would it cost to install an outside tap?

    Asked by Nichola on 31st Jul 2024
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    Plasterboard in shower
    Bathroom Specialists - 10 answers

    Hi we are renovating an old house and need to plasterboard the shower. I have read previous posts and from that got that we need the green moisture boards. Is anything needed then on these boards before coating in the maple showerproof tile adhesive? Also any recommendations of the best type of grout to use?

    Asked by Maeve on 15th Feb 2021
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    Plasterboard or plaster?
    Plasterers - 11 answers

    Is it better to get plasterboard or plaster over brick walls in bedroom?

    Asked by Ayesha on 8th Mar 2021
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    Pet door installation
    Handymen - 10 answers

    What tradesman would I need to install a ‘petwalk’ pet door in masonry wall? It also needs electricity connection.

    Asked by Jennifer on 9th Dec 2019
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    Skirting board covers
    Joiners - 12 answers

    Are skirting board covers fitted before or after carpet

    Asked by Helen on 5th Jan 2022
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    extraction hood
    Electricians - 10 answers

    How much on average would it cost to install an extraction hood. We have an existing hood (and electrical source) in place but no extraction vent?

    Asked by Jenna on 10th Jun 2024
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    Using expanded foam to fix roof tiles
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    My neighbour has had his roof retiled, this required a bonding gutter to be fitted. On my side of the bonding gutter the roofer used expanded foam to fix the tiles to the gutter, no mortar was used in the centre of the bonding gutter to support the tiles, My believe this is in breach of the building regulations. Could one of your trades people help by informing me if this is against the building regulations. as expanded foam is highly inflammable it may also breach the regulations under the fire break section. Best Regards Mal smith

    Asked by Mal on 17th Feb 2025
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