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    • Is it possible to have an indoor lawn?
    Gardeners - 13 answers

    Hi. Is it possible to have an indoor lawn created? Long story short, me and my husband decided to have a wall removed years ago so that we could extend our kitchen; fast forward to today and it’s like we don’t really need that much space. So, we’d like to re-build the wall and maybe even have an indoor lawn/indoor garden built with some big glass doors to let plenty of light in. Is this even possible, safe, legal? Thanks for your time. Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated!

    Asked by Jenny on 6th Jan 2022
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    Block paved driveway dipping
    Driveway Specialists - 10 answers

    Hello I had a large area of my garden block paved a few months ago. It looks great but I have started to notice some dipping in 2 areas. Its not a big worry but I am slightly concerned if it begins to get worse. I have spoke to the company that installed it and they're coming to take a look next week. I just want to make sure they don't do a bodge repair. What should i be expec ting them to do? I understand that block paving always dips slightly but this seems like a bit too much so early on. It seemed like they did everything right originally but i'm no expert. What should I expect there to be under there in terms of a base? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

    Asked by Kelly on 27th Mar 2020
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    Bonding gutter installation
    Roofers - 9 answers

    Can any body tell me the standard or regulations when replacing both roof and felt on a semi detached property? Is fitting a bonding gutter possible without compromising next doors roof? My felt appears to have dropped on my side where the neighbours have had their roof done.

    Asked by David on 13th Dec 2021
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    RCD/ circuit breaker placement
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Hi guys, I am soon to be moving house and I have a small kitchen with a big full length cupboard which houses an RCD. I would like to utilise the cupboard by placing a washing machine or fridge in there and I also believe the RCD needs up dating. Can you tell me if this is possible please, I.e. utilising it for the washing machine or fridge or can i only use it for other storage items.

    Asked by Daphne on 27th Jan 2021
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    Internal door to buy
    Joiners - 8 answers

    Can anyone please point me in the right direction where to buy a good and affordable internal door/ glazed internal door?

    Asked by Ann on 25th May 2022
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    Window seal replacement
    Window Specialists - 9 answers

    I've noticed that when I open my double glazed windows, the seal on the inside are damaged and has a lot of mould. I used to be able to get away with cleaning the inner pvc area once every six months yet I'm noticing it getting mould quickly and needing done at least once a month to stop it from building up. It's mostly affecting the bedroom windows and my upper hallway. I've noticed these windows getting a lot of condensation as well. Is it possible to replace this inside seal and if so what roughly would it cost to do something like this? The windows are between ten and twelve years old I think. Would ideally not want to completely replace as its not within budget just now.

    Asked by Siobhan on 6th Jun 2022
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    What is the best type of sealant for kitchen tiles
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hello I have been installing floor tiles in my kitchen recently, as part of my kitchen’s renovation. We are planning on having decorative tiles fitted on the walls too. So far, it looks like I will have leftover adhesive from the floor tiles - would these be suitable to use for the wall tiles too? Or should I use some kitchen or wall specific tile adhesive instead? Thanks

    Asked by Robert on 5th Jun 2019
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    Leaking guttering and down pipe
    Roofers - 11 answers

    Home report says potential leaking guttering/down pipe. Gutters are cleaned annually. On inside of ground floor flat, in bottom corner of the room there is some mould on the bottom of the wall. This is near to where the down pipe is externally. Could this potentially be due to leaking down pipe? Damp meter readings all seem within acceptable levels. Or, could this perhaps only be due to bedside cabinet too close to wall and not enough air circulation? Thank you

    Asked by Amanda on 22nd Jun 2023
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    Replace old fashioned fuse box
    Electricians - 15 answers

    How much is it to replace old main fuse box which is under the stairs?

    Asked by Anne on 6th Jan 2020
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    Planting pleached trees
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    How long would it take to plant twenty two photinia ( red robin) pleached trees six to eight cm diameter stem along a fence ?

    Asked by Christine on 14th Mar 2025
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