Recent content by Jeffc

Hi Thanks for the advice. Decided the job was too big for me so am getting a builder to dig up then re-concrete the yard. Cheers

Hi Can anyone please suggest if it is possible to just coat an old cracked/broken concrete yard with something which will not raise the height too much (breaching damp proofing or covering airbricks). Just a skim type of thing, so than I don't have to get it all dug out. Cheers. :?

Yep, tried that on at least 50 holes with 5 amp fuse wire and not one was deeper than 2mm. I'm so confident now that I am going to wax it and bring indoors. Thanks for all the help gents. :D

The reason it was being sold is cos of a married couple splitting up, so I suppose its possible they were throwing darts at pictures of each other. Any more thoughts :cry:

I can't see into the holes, even with a magnifier, but they are all black. Since my post I have removed a small, narrow trim strip which has several holes on the polished face, but there is no wood damage on the back where it was attached (only about 3/8 inch thick). I have also pushed a pin in...

Forgot to mention, this is a five year old pine wardrobe in the style of a victorian one. :roll:

Just bought wardrobe from auction. Later noticed loads of small holes, in clusters, but only on outside polished surfaces. Nothing at all on the inside, back or top. Is it possible this is artificial/authentic look woodworm or does it sound like I have a problem and what can I do about it. Cheers :?