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    In the case of a wooden floor, is it necessary to leave an expansion gap? Does it depend on the context/floor?

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    am i still allowed to work on site with out a cscs card mine has expired afew yrs ago plse reply thanks

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    I'm having constant issues with the sealant around my bath. When I bought the house, it had not been sealed, the tiles had been grouted against the bath. I took this out, cleaned and sealed. But the sealant keeps failing, going mouldy and we've previously had leaks in to the room below, it also seems to leak through the shower screen as well. The tiles sit just over the bath at the tap end, where the problem is, and butt to the tiles at the other. I need to remove the sealant again for the 4th time but need to know what I'm doing wrong. I am removing all sealant, rubbing down with white spirit and weighted the bath last time to account for movement. Only a little water is getting behind, but the plasterboard is slightly damp so it needs sorting properly. Thanks

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    We have a typical 50's built semi with a blockwork half wall instead of spindles on the stairs. We would like to change this to spindles and bannister. Is it a job for an experienced DIYer? If not, roughly how much would it cost to get in a tradesperson?

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    We need to remove wall tiles along THREE walls in a U-shaped Kitchen and also screed the walls to make it smooth either for re-tiling or putting glass or stone splashbacks. Is it a DIY job or does it require a professional Tiler to do the job correctly?

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    Best cost effective insulation in walls 100 mm
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    Building a new extention,what’s the most cost effective way to build the walls. Thinking of using concrete blocks ,internally and externally with 100 mm fbreglasd insulation.please advise

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    Hello, I got some timber decking installed and treated in 2015 and was given a 10 year guarantee. After some issues I tried to get in touch with the installer and have found that they have gone into liquidation. Is there anything that can be done in this situation? I'm not even sure where to start?

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    Should plasterboard touch the floor?
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    I'm having a new room created in a bedroom and wanted to know if I should go all the way down to the floor with the plasterboards?

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