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lol nope are def called sex bolts / screws

hi ive just fitted new kitchen doors and am looking at leaving them without handles so am looking for an option that fits to the carcess that has soft closing and pops the door back out as well. does that make sense. suggestions appreciated.

another option that has been suggested is a sex bolt but i cant find anywhere that sell them. any suggestions.

[/url] big al that looks like the perfect solution

tried the wood filler thing with this putty stuff but just fell apart and wouldnt hold the screw. packet said it would go off in 10 mins but even 20 mins plus later wasnt hard enough. please explain the dowel thing.

yes consider that as option 2 but was worried it wouldnt then fit through the bracket if that makes sense. whats a rawlplug

can anyone help. bought some new kitchen doors to replace old dated ones as nothing wrong with carcess. the problem ive got is one of the fittings to the cabinet is failing to hold i think basically because the hole is too big. the doors are pre drilled for the hinge unit so no movement there...

im looking to get my front garden block paved and was wondering if anyone would give me an idea of the cost involved. the front lawn is only about 12ft by 14ft, so not massive. i want to be able to park a car on it if thats makes any difference. cheers _____________________ moderator post...

cheers so you reckon about £50 for the sheets

cheers ian, shall try that as b and q and focus dont do them. dont suppose ouve any idea how much they cost do you

not fitted £50 for 4 packs, fitting kit and underlay. going to have a look on staurday but im struggling to find somewhere that sells the foam blocks that im wanting

just saw an advert on tv and floors 2 go are apparantly doing a special offer of £50 for a room, and the size its should cover it think was 9 square metres and the conservatory is 7.8 so will cover easily. is that a good price or will they be a bit crappy

can you suggest any online diy suppliers that sell these items

cheers mate that what i was thinking of doing a friend suggested that, theres no step out as when the builder has relayed the flags he has raised tje whole area up so when you step out your straight onto flags if that makes sense

can anyone suggest the best way to fit a raised floor in a conservatory. have just had one built and at present there is a drop to the concrete floor or one brick down out of the old patio doors. i would prefer it so that the floor is just below the wooden frame of the patio doors. does that...