Recent content by elaineuk

thank you, :) will keep you in mind

thank you for your reply, no that isn't my fire, i have a red bricked fire and that picture i was asking some advice about wanting a tunnel fire :), also not gonna be my flooring either, ( just in case you noticed the state of the current one) having an oak floor :)

Hello i have bought a table and 4 chairs i am in the middle of sanding them all down, it is oak to me this is beautiful, and i have no idea what is the best way to care for it, wood stain, wax, oil~? please any help and guidance would be greatly appreciated, pics below if anyone has any...

:wink: no space between the s and the h is why it was censored :) what did you find the best i am trying to do the same stipped the chairs and table but not sure what to do next for the best

:D thank you for your reply

Hello from Wales :) :? i bought some flooring 30sq metres in total, i want to lay it in the best but also the cheapest way, it is oak HS Solid Lacquer, plank size 18* 120* Random. i wish to lay it on top of an already partly pauqet floor, and a part tiled floor ( the flat rubbery type) i...

:D no offence taken,

ok i thank you for your reply has it now seems i have to save :), sorry if my post was misleading no i didn't intend to do the work myself i would have course got it fitted by a professional, but i just wanted to know if it could be done, i already have an inset basket gas fire, and being...

thx but other than the ones who want 5 grand i dont know who to get :) thx anyway,

My Albums Link: //www.diynot.com/network/elaineuk/albums/ I want this fire, but no way can I afford the £5,000.00+ I want a doubled sided/tunnel fire, I have a chimney breast with a chimney, I am not really bothered about the heat it throws out, I want it more for deco, I have made...