It could be filled and then sanded and repainted though I think you would need to fix something to the rear of the front face in order to get the filler to attach to something. Much as you would for a hole in plasterboard. Or as mentioned might just be easier to reclad it. If memory serves these...
Do you have any photos of before? What was the driveway beforehand? Did he compress the sub-base and add a binding layer (sand) before the pavers? Have a read through here to really grasp what should have been done: https://www.pavingexpert.com/bpvseq01 It's hard to say without you filing in the...
Replace with something new just a bit more subtle. You can get ones that are formed with just an angle but you risk damage to the edge of the boards if they're not very slightly proud of the boards. It begs the question how neatly have the boards been cut around the mat? If they're anything but...
Just have a tidy up, get rid of all the rubbish/de-weed, pressure wash the patio, job done. If the little planters, table and brolly are past it throw them out. Buyers will see its potential.
Agreed, I use one, it was a game-changer for extending wifi and for a cable connection, it transformed WFH for me.
BTW I believe BT guarantee you full wifi coverage throughout your property if you can solve the PC wifi issue such as spoodie's suggestion above (presumably they will supply...
So this is a view from behind, an angle fixed to the side, then a strip of metal fixed to the back of the door through a spacer, if it's spaced far enough back you would never see it under the door unless you bend down to look.
Oh so only relying on a weak magnet? That's got fail written all over it. A small angle placed at the very bottom of the door and a matching plate fixed to the back of the door could work (I think). You might see the outer angle but it could be coloured to match the door or black. I daresay...