Recent content by barberj66

Hello all I'm currently at the start of a diy bathroom re-fit all plumbing work will be carried out by the father in law who's a fully qualified plumber etc no electrical work required etc I've taken the walls back to bare brick due to the old plaster not being fit to tile over and around...

Many thanks guys just the confirmation I needed. I was worried I'd make it look wrong but as you say it's a bit about compromising and making it look as good as possible.

Hi all I've read through the sticky post on tiling and ready various other guides as I'm going to attempt to tile the full bathroom floor to ceiling shortly. One thing that I'm not 100% on as I can't visualise how it should be is I understand setting the tiles out so you preferably have 1/2...

Hi Going to be embarking on a new bathroom at my house, only a very small room just less than 2m by 2m give or take. Currently has a bath, sink & toilet in it but going to be having a shower over the bath as the only real change. I'm wanting to have a go at tiling for the first time floor to...

Cheers for that I'll have a look in to those details you have posted and make sure I get the correct adhesive etc

We are having a new bathroom fitted soon and I think I was to have a go at tiling it myself. When we did the kitchen I got someone in as the tiles were stone and expensive so didn't want to risk it looking rubbish. This time however I could do with saving the money and doing it myself, I've...

Hi I've found a place online where you enter the size of your deck you want and they provide everything you need to finish your required deck For fixing the joists together you are provided with a tub of 100mm galvanised nails. Are they sufficient for fixing joists together? I would of...

We have just had exactly the same thing done. Although our original dining room was a through living dining room so we have had the living room blocked off to make it separate then had the kitchen opened up in to the dining room back door bricked up and French doors put on the back out the...

It's not a duct extractor it's a carbon filter one.

It was the only place the hob could go, there is physically no other place where it would go that was the only place for it unfortunately. Does my suggestion sound feasible?

Hi all We have recently had our kitchen diner knocked through in to one room and have an RSJ obviously holding up the upstairs as it was a structural wall that was removed. The issue I have now is that where the hob is being installed we are having an island hob extractor above it as...

Hi We are currently having our kitchen and diner knocked through in to one room and it is almost complete so once the kitchen is fitted I will be looking at tiling the floor. The dining room is all floorboards so I know that I will need to fix some WBP ply down to tile over, the current...

Cheers bud just the info I was after makes sense really but just wanted to make sure.

Hi All We are having a wall knocked out between the kitchen and diner to make a larger more open space room and will be replacing the kitchen entirely once the work has been done by the builder. When it comes to having the kitchen fitted would you advise we get the entire floor tiled...

We already had a price for a proper extension which included the internal work we wanted doing and to remove a small old lean to extension which was probably originally an old coal house and then build a 2.5m extension on the back was being quoted at £23k without a kitchen. We only paid 100k for...