Recent content by dan2002

So pour in some sharp sand and then use the mortar on top?

Hi, was wondering if anyone could help out? I have previously used mortar several times to seal and close the gaps/hole around my drain but it always wears off and crumbles off over time. Anyone have any tips on how to make it last longer?

Yep your right, tried this before, was easy to take off. Think Im better off using my alley way passage and going through thag way

Height in mm 2000 Width in mm 704 Depth in mm 694

You reckon once taken off it will be easy to put back on? I was thinking instead of taking the door off to just take handle off

Was wondering if anyone could advise. Will have to take my door off due to me getting a fridge delivered. How would I go about removing it so it is easy to put that back on? Have attached pictures to make explanation clearer

So go with stixall?

Its basically couple holes with dot and dab of tile glue or something like that. Tried drilling a screw through, doesn't go through

A piece of wood was screwed into on the trim, on top of the wood was a light weight curtain pole. Surely i need to sort out behind the trim with maybe filler first?

Hi, was wondering if anyone could help. On top of my window the plastic trim has basically all come off apart from the edge. Whats the best way to stick the trim back on? I checked behind and someone previously used tile glue, dabbed it on, clearly that hasn't tacted it in. I was thinking of...

I tried putting in the screws they supplied and it slightly cracked wood, didnt bother trying anymore. What screw size would you recommend? A 25mm length?

Issue is I am having to secure it to acoustic wall panelling like below

Slightly confused. Also I have acoustic paneling on that wall, don't want to be putting massive screws through

I was thinking that to myself first. It is a large one and is currently standing. When I give it a wobble it does shake. I just want it to be firmly supported as you can't risk it falling as they might be a toddler near it etc. Hence why I am being precautious

Hi, I have a similar radiator cover to the one below and they have given the following wood wedges to install on the wall. Having a nightmare on how to install it. Any one know any other way of securing the cover to the wall? I have acoustic wall panelling on the wall as well so ideally don't...