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The RJ45 connectors at each end of a premade cat5/6 cable are crimped on, so you can't take them off again and re-use them, you have to cut them off and have the required tool to re-crimp a new connector on the cable when you're done (not actually that hard to do, although takes a bit of...

It's gone now, 230mm angle grinder with a diamond tipped disc and some help from a friend, cut it in the middle with a prop under it, then each section in half again, then one side came out the wall in once piece and the other end cut as close to the wall as possible - I'll chip the little bit...

Yes the brickwork behind that lintel and the doorway are staying, as that's the bathroom. I actually knocked away a lot more this afternoon - i now just have a massive concrete beam running wall to wall, the little bit of wall sticking out into the room has gone now (aren't wheelie bins...

It's 115mm x 150mm - odd size, but it is old. I've got a 230mm grinder which I've used for cutting brickwork before, but never concrete.

It was holding up 2 layers of brick, but I've knocked those out already, above that is the ceiling, then the roof structure, but directly above where the bricks were is just the plasterboard which you can see in the pic.

This wall in my kitchen was forming a larder cupboard and sort of 'lobby' area by the back door. To make the room a bit bigger, I thought I';d remove the wall and old lintels that formed the old doorways and open it right up - I've done simelar before in another house with no worries. It's a...

Basically the waste outlet for my loo is in the floor, but it's miles away from the wall as per pic, meaning my loo comes out quite far into the room. From the wall to the centre of the pipe is 30cm! Now my bathroom is not the largest room in the world - infact it's bloody tiny, so I'd...