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    Tilers - 10 answers

    Hello and thank you in advance for answering my question. In my kitchen the boiler pipe work is covered by an L shaped wooden boxing which is tiled with the same tiles as those on the kitchen walls. I assume the tiler who completed the kitchen tiling created this under the previous owners of my flat. A couple of the tiles from the corner section have fallen off. I'd like to reattach them but I am not sure what the correct adhesive to use is. From some initial research I have done I have seen a range of adhesives either ready made or not that come in a range of sizes but it seems many may not be good for sticking tiles to wood. I am confused about what is suitable to buy. Also there is a tile trim that has come away as well as the tiles. When reattaching the tiles do I stick down the trim to the wood first using the adhesive and then add more adhesive to the trim and place the tiles on top? I have never done any type of tiling before. Many thanks

    Asked by Christina on 15th May 2024
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    New bathroom fitted out
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    Our plumber has quoted a 6 month guarantee for his workmanship- is this the norm?

    Asked by Nancy on 26th Jul 2024
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    Painting Doors - just one side?
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    Why would a painter only paints one side of a door if he has actually quoted "painting doors" not specifying one side only? Is it a usual practice?

    Asked by La on 3rd Apr 2024
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    Pea gravel patios
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    What is a pea gravel patio? Is it a good option for a patio and why do others go for this design exactly? What does it look like and what are its pros and cons? Is it a costly option?

    Asked by Charles on 22nd Jun 2021
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    Removing a chimney breast
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    How can I reduce the cost of removing a chimney breast?

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    Mixer shower problem
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    Had new mixer shower fitted makes noise when on in particular if warm or hot seems to make no noise when cold

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    Soft plaster ceilling
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    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
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    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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    Dip in tarmac drive
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    We’ve just had our drive done, tarmac and brick edging, it looks amazing and all but we have a pool of water where we’ve realised it has a dip in the finish.. this is incredibly frustrating, what would be the solution to solving this please?

    Asked by Jennifer on 15th Jan 2024
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    How much do carpet installers charge to move furniture in the UK?
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    I'm helping my parents get some new carpets, but I am getting some surprising quotes for just moving the furniture! What is normal here per room in a 2 bed terrace

    Asked by Nan on 16th Dec 2025
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