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the layout of house goes entrance in through scullery, into kitchen, then dining room (and thats it downstairs)..the scullery and kitchen will be brought up to the level of the dining room floor thanks for the advice- to repair the kitchen im going to drill down through the tiles into the...

great..thanks

Hi Ted, thanks for replying. first the room im doing is a small 'scullery' with concrete floor with red tiles on it ..very secure, no damp. The room I did and made a mess of is the kitchen which was partly tiled-very old heavy large tiles on top of plywood over a suspended floor. Because it was...

Hi there, i will be soon attempting the above and i was wondering what the best glue/adhesive to use was to stick the plywood onto the old tiles before laying vinyl flooring. i did this in a different room and i used no more nails type glue. then when i have then used vinyl flooring adhesive...

probably even better if done in the rain, i'd imagine :eek:

ha ha , no problem..i'll have to try it out on another newbie some time (y)

bloody hell, tough crowd in here :D

thanks, just done it this morning. letting it set then i will find out if my amateur brick laying skills are any good :eek:

cheers, for the reply..I had come to the same conclusion myself. A bit more work now but build it more future proof

Hi there, I am rebuilding a gatepost and, as i'm not a builder im not sure how strong my gatepost/wall needs to be. originally there was a single skin brick wall with a reinforced concrete post. i want to build a brick post that needs to support a) the wooden gate as shown on one side (around...