The gap was previously filled in with mortar but was very cracked so have removed it all the way along. Is there something better to fill it with, maybe pea shingle? The only issue I have is how to hold the pea shingle in at the end of the paving slabs as there is nothing stopping it from...
I only have a hammer function drill will this be ok? I wondered if it is necessary to remove everything back to the original concrete floor? From the left hand side of the photo you can see some tile adhesive sticking out from under one of the intact floor tiles and it looks like a completely...
I need to renew my kitchen floor tiles as they have cracks. I have been using the tools in the photo to get up the tiles. It’s not too bad but there is a lot of tile adhesion left which is difficult to remove. Does anyone have any suggestions what will make this easier for me. I have a hammer...
Exactly right opps, I didn't want to be messing around with the cupboard not knowing what I'm doing or looking for. I wasn't sure if it would be glued on. Glad I came to the right place before I attempted to take it apart.
I can’t see any caulk. I will have a go next week getting the panel off and will let you all know how I get on. Thanks everyone for all your advice it’s all been really helpful.
Thanks for your replies. I would still like to take it off as would prefer it scribed and we are getting new skirting so think it will look better if cut into new skirting rather than skirting butted against it. I have had a good look inside the cupboard and have found a screw on one side so am...
We are having a section of wall re plastered in our kitchen as it is very uneven and if left will effect the look of the kitchen floor tiles we will be having fitted. The plasterer said he can plaster right up to the kitchen unit but id rather take the end piece off so he can plaster behind it...