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    • Shower pods for electric shower
    Bathroom Specialists - 9 answers

    Does anybody have any experience of enclosed shower pods for electric showers - such as these https://www.edensteamshowers.co.uk/product/larvik-universalelectric-shower-cabins Would appreciate feedback from anyone who has fitted one or has used one. Would you recommend? Any pitfalls? Many thanks

    Asked by Helen on 3rd Jan 2024
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    Moving Internal Walls
    Builders - 7 answers

    I wonder if you can help me. We're looking to buy a house, where I can see an improvement could be made, dividing a bedroom. but would need to create the access to the 2nd bedroom by recreating the landing. There seems to be the space to do this by moving walls of a 3rd bedroom. I'm just wondering how easy this all is. Looks like its move 4 internal walls, 3 new doorways, but are there watch outs in terms of lighting, carpets. If one wall is load bearing (not sure if it is) is that simple to get around or an issue etc, just really looking for advice on complexity and cost ? Thank you

    Asked by Mark on 14th Jul 2021
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    SANIFLO INSTALLATION
    Bathroom Specialists - 5 answers

    NEED IDEA OF COST OF INSTALLING SANIFLO TOILET IN UPSTAIRS ROOM

    Asked by Ed on 10th Feb 2022
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    Best place for a garden shed
    Joiners - 10 answers

    What’s the best spot in a garden to have a shed constructed?

    Asked by Patrick on 14th Jan 2021
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    Chimney leaking
    Builders - 9 answers

    When it rains water drips down my chimney. I think there is a plastic cap on top that’s supposed to keep rain out as the chimney is not used. I thought rain was going sideways through the slats on the chimney pot but it happens when the rain is going straight down so I think it might need looking at but who do I call?

    Asked by Lindsey on 28th Oct 2021
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    Marking gauge
    Joiners - 10 answers

    Hi, I'm just wondering what is the best brand or store to go with to buy a marking gauge from?

    Asked by Harry on 4th Jul 2022
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    Should I use grout sealant on a tiled shower?
    Bathroom Specialists - 3 answers

    I have has my bathroom’s shower fully-tiled recently. Does this need any grout sealant applied to it? If so: Is there any specific type I should use? Will it affect the look of the tiles?

    Asked by LAURA on 26th Feb 2019
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    Joins on lining paper over thermal lining
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    Hi, I’m confused because when I hang lining paper I can achieve a good finish, I very rarely see any joint and I can’t figure out why if I hang lining paper on graphite thermal wall lining which has a kind of paper on it, I have joint problems! When I paper over it I seal the paper on wall lining, then hang lining paper and it looks the same as it would on just plaster. It’s when I emulsion that I can’t understand because it shows every joint not as a gap but it’s as if the paint builds up on joints. I was thinking paint may be lifting joins but then none appear lifted when looking closely. Also, why would they lift if stuck with the same ready-mixed adhesive used for plastered walls and recommended for the thermal lining? Like I say there is no appearance of joint not stuck, just looks like a build-up of paint on the joint?

    Asked by Peter on 17th Aug 2021
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    Is power flushing a standard job?
    Heating Engineers - 11 answers

    Do most heating engineers perform a power flush per standard when installing new boilers, etc.?

    Asked by Robert on 23rd Dec 2020
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    Dangerous Vs harmless voltage levels
    Electricians - 4 answers

    What level of voltage is dangerous and even deadly and what voltage levels are more harmless?

    Asked by Adam on 5th Jan 2021
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