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Hi, I currently have fully glazed uPVC front door with mid-rail, along with matching side panels, total width 2.1m. In the summer, the hall gets extremely hot. In the winter, it's cold (but this is less of a problem). I'm looking into replacing the lower panels with solid panels...

I have a early 1970s bungalow, with typical low pitch roof. The tiles are interlocking concrete tile (look like Marley Wessex) and there is black "felt" underneath. The timber soffits and fascias do not have any visible vents. Under the last row of tiles there is some kind of plastic moulding...

In my bathroom, I have a Roper Rhodes New England basin with Roper Rhodes Insight mixer tap. I have noticed that water is able to get underneath the sink through the tap hole (i.e. water that has already been run out of the tap correctly, and has either been splashed onto the basin, or...

For a continuous run of units, with a tall larder cupboard stepping down to a sink unit, would you put a full height end panel on the side of the larder unit, or just from the worktop to top of larder unit?

I have a small 2 bedroom bungalow with limited ventilation provision and I'm currently experiencing problems with condensation running down the double glazed windows. The windows do not have trickle vents, and I have been using the "lock open" position 24/7 to mitigate the problems, but don't...

I have an early 1970s bungalow with concrete floor. Every room was covered in thermoplastic ("Marley") tiles, attached with a thin layer of bituminous adhesive. The tiles have been removed in some rooms, leaving the bitumen, probably <1mm thick, and not sticky. In most rooms, the tiles are...

Hi, Can somebody help me with what fixings would be most suitable to attach these brackets to a blockwork wall: Hi-Load Bracket 250x250mm (120kg) Thanks[/url]

I've had a kitchen "fitted", by someone who was recommended to me, but doesn't appear to have a clue what he was doing. He spent most of the time whining about how difficult the Axiom worktops are to work with. Most of his bodges I've solved myself, but the problems are the worktops -...

I've had an old gas fire removed, and don't plan on replacing it, but currently the entire flue is intact. It's a bungalow, and the flue is on an internal wall. It consists of a ridge terminal, then in the loft, a vertical grey/blue pipe, with a 90 degree bend at the bottom into a concrete...