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    Hi there, I have a house from 1930 , and in the kitchen there is a chimney, I am trying to see if I can convert the chimney in a space that I can add a hob, or a range cooker. Will this be possible? Do I need a building permission to do that? What it's the price? Any information will be much appreciated. Thanks Izabela

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    Drywalling or plastering?
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    We are about to embark on a kitchen remodel on our new house, and stripped back the lovely paper that was on the walls and ceiling (!) to find chipped and cracked concrete with some plaster where the tiles were. Is it possible to plaster this, or would it be better to drywall? Thanks!

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    Best primer paint products
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    Help! Skirting board has come away at one end
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    Hi guys, I've recently fitted 1.5m of skirtingboard to a small section of wall in our lounge. I decided to use no nails, which has worked brilliantly apart from one end which has come away from the wall slightly. I'm thinking that I should screw the end down, but am a little concerned that the debris (wood/concrete) from the new hole I need to make will get between the skirting and wall, therefore stopping me from screwing it to the wall. I hope this makes sense. Thanks.

    Asked by Darren on 16th Feb 2021
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    How often does my alarm need testing?
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    How frequently should I test out an alarm system? And what if it doesn’t work, how can I diagnose the issue and figure out if it’s a small issue or one that means the whole system has to be replaced?

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    How to avoid headaches from paint fumes?
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    I hope to get the downstairs of my house painted in full at some point. I was wondering (as this was an issue for me before), how I can reduce the risk of getting bad headaches from the fumes in the days after the painting is done?

    Asked by Bill on 7th Dec 2021
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    Is it cheaper to hire a man with a van or a skip?
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    Is it generally cheaper to hire a man and van instead of hiring a skip? Are there any other alternatives for waste removal?

    Asked by Greg on 19th May 2022
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    How would I make floral wallpaper ‘work’ in a living room?
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    How would I make floral wallpaper ‘work’ in a living room? I’m worried it may look off or old-fashioned. Any suggestions?

    Asked by Kelly on 19th May 2022
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    Wooden floors gaping
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    Asked by Gillian on 18th Feb 2021
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    Door frame sealing
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    Hi, I painted my wooden, stable front door and noticed that the door frame has been installed and gaps sealed with transparent sealant. It has been done by the previous owners a few years ago. I wanted to seal the gaps with something to prevent water and cold air getting into the porch. I looked for a proper gap filler. What would you use which looks better than self-expandable foam?

    Asked by Aga on 7th Jul 2022
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