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    Bricklayers - 10 answers

    Hello, Woke up this morning and brick wall has collapsed from middle upwards. Theres a tree root underneath. Bottom bricks are solid though. How is this possible

    Asked by Peter on 7th Oct 2024
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    RSJ and wall removal cost
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    Hi, How much (approximately) would it cost to install an RSJ to an external load bearing wall between a dining room and extension in order to open the dining room into the kitchen? This is to make an L shaped kitchen diner. This job would involve the removal of a wall below the RSJ, approximately 7ft x 6ft.

    Asked by Jacqueline on 3rd Dec 2019
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    Can a smart meter affect my hot water?
    Heating Engineers - 10 answers

    I had a smart meter fitted and now my shower only has hot water for 10 mins. Can this be related to my fusebox?

    Asked by Maria on 20th Jan 2021
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    Should I Install Trickle Vents?
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    I had new windows fitted 5 years ago without trickle vents. Can I get these fitted retrospectively? Will it solve a minor condensation problem?

    Asked by James on 3rd Dec 2019
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    Boxing a boiler flue.
    Joiners - 10 answers

    Hello. I have a boiler flue that runs through the kitchen wall, into the adjacent room and out through the external wall in that room. I intended to use this room as a bedroom for my little girl. Is it possible ie safe to box a flue pipe in in this sort of situation? Thanks!

    Asked by Leo on 9th Aug 2021
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    Bathroom fan power
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    I have power (using a mains tester screwdriver ) going to the fan switch in air cupboard. Power showing going to the new fan. It has a humidifier sensor. I ran the shower but nothing? And ideas. It’s a new fan as the other one never worked when I moved in.

    Asked by Tim on 6th Jan 2021
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    Fitting new doors plus hinges x6
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    How much would it cost to fit 6 internal doors with fittings?

    Asked by Helen on 7th Aug 2020
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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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    How many electrical points does a kitchen need?
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    We're planning out a small kitchen extension but I'm not sure how many electrical points are needed in a kitchen to ensure we have enough. Any advice or tips on this please?

    Asked by duncan on 14th Jan 2023
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    Tiles v multi-panels
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    Quality tiles or quality multi-panels. Which are most cost effective long term.

    Asked by Ess on 18th Mar 2024
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