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    Kitchen Fitters - 7 answers

    The edge of our new kitchen benchtop has "crimp" type marks along the edge of it. Any idea how this happened?

    Asked by Alison on 3rd Apr 2025
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    Priming a wall for tiling
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    My partner is planning to prime the plaster wall with PVA before tiling. I think he should use a proper primer but he says it's a waste of money as we already have some PVA in the house. Who's right?

    Asked by Karen on 13th Nov 2022
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    Joining Oak Beams
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    I am building a lean-to car port and have installed the 3 uprights in 100mm x 100mm x 3m in oak. I was planning to build the roof structure in softwood using 75mm x 50mm with a 5m long cross member on the top of the oak uprights. Due to an ordering error I have 2 extra 100mm x 100mm x 3m oak pieces. How could I connect these on the top of the uprights, I was planning to use 150mm timber lock through the soft wood cross member but if using the oak would have to abut the 2 ends of the oak beams on top of the centre upright. Is there a special bracket/connector for the centre column? Thanks in advance for your comments. Andrew

    Asked by Andrew on 27th Aug 2024
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    Accent lighting ideas
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    What is accent lighting? What are some examples of accent lights and where can I buy them? Are these the sorts of lights that I can fit DIY or will I need to higher a professional light installer? Thanks in advance.

    Asked by Jackie on 2nd Mar 2021
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    Wall panelling tradesperson
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    I want the bottom section of my hall, stairs and landing panelling with MDF but unsure what’s tradesperson does it - painter/decorator, joiner etc?

    Asked by Joanne on 5th Jan 2022
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    Suitable shed base on a slope
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    Hi, I need some help with a shed build. My garden is sloped. The garden is approx 9/10m long and I would estimate the drop off at the rear of the garden to be about 2ft. I was thinking of putting the shed here at the bottom of the garden, would it be suitable, if yes , which type of base would be best suited?Thanks

    Asked by Darren on 8th Jan 2026
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    Frozen condensation pipes
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    What can lead to a frozen condensate pipe? How can I fix this issue?

    Asked by Cheryl on 19th Feb 2021
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    How much to remove and make good a fireplace
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    I would like an idea of price to remove a decorative fireplace and make good the wall to potentially mount a tv in place

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    Advice on system boilers
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    Hi there, I’m wondering what is the best system boiler on the market? Or which are some of the best system boilers? What are the benefits of a system boiler? What can I expect specifically to improve if I were to buy a more premium quality system boiler as opposed to a regular or budget option? Thanks!

    Asked by Heather on 13th May 2021
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    Toilets out of use during a bathroom fitting
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    When having a new bathroom fitted, will the toilets in my home be out of use until the work is complete? Will it only apply to one floor for example? I am just thinking about how the pipework could be affected by the installation work and what exactly will be involved. Thanks for your time!

    Asked by Jenny on 14th Jul 2021
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