Recent content by Greg_0ry1

Seems to have good reviews so will get it tomorrow and give it a try. Thank you

What filler can I use on top of foam? After we bought our house I realised that parts of the filling on the site of the window was loose so two years later I finally managed to get every loose original filling out and filled it with foam but want to have now a smooth finish so I can finish it...

Hi there, I am looking for recommendations for a shower enclosure, tray and raising kit. I looked into Mira, Triton and Aqualux but I have no idea which one I should go for or if there is even a more recommended one. The shower enclosure should be 800x1000 as a quadrant. Any inside/help is...

I have nearly finished my downstairs guest toilet/bathroom and would like to give it a nice touch with ceiling coving. I know it’s not an issue reading previous articles on here but I am unsure which one is the most recommended due to humidity? I don’t want to have too much mess if I can avoid...

Hi all, I am looking to buy a brand new Traditional Bathroom radiator (Seen in my attached image) but the amount available online is mind blowing so was hoping someone could give me good advice what is a good brand and what should I avoid. Here the criteria: 1. Measurement around 600mmx900mm...

Yes, it’s concrete but I have decided to tile directly on the concrete as there is a slope already which you can’t see on the image. Once done I just install a glass enclosure. I really dislike those tray’s you have to raise I better leave that away and use what I have. Thanks for replying!

The house we moved into had a wet room downstairs which I started to change to a small toilet with shower. The drain hole has a odd position from the left 50cm and from the top 43cm so I am wondering how to fit a shower tray without raising it up? Do you get a shower tray where you can supply a...

Ok, thanks I am now convinced that I need to replace. Does anyone has a rough idea how much this should cost (labour + material)? Thanks

Any Idea other than replacing?

Hi all, I know that a real fix for a failed double glazing is to replace it. However, in my case I have a double door so it’s in theory two tomes double glazing. Would drilling a little hole ensure the moisture can escape? Thanks for all suggestions

Yes, I am not an expert but even I know that you should not plaster on the external brickwork without any form of insulation. Thank you for your tip, I will do exactly what you suggested : Striping off the rest of the loose plastering and will fitt vertical dpc...I am doing this the first time...

Hi all, I hope you can share some advise or tips how to approach my recent discovery, it seems that the window fitter in the past have not done a correct job or someone please explain to me what has happened here. The wall is not damp it's actually dry but it seems the plaster is not sticking...

Anyone who could give some advice how to approach this? My initial idea is to insulate with a thin layer and plaster the rest but I am unsure if this is the right approach so would be thankful for some advice. Thanks

Got a bit of a shock today during some diy work in our bedroom, please take a look at the images and maybe someone could suggest the best way forward. It looked like the old wallpaper kept all together for some time so need to fix that rather soon.

As mentioned its fir a very short time so will try a quick fix first if that doesn’t work I might move the refurbishment to April or earlier but won’t pay anyone to repair something I don’t want to jave anymore anyway even I agree with you that hot plastic welding is the best option This stuff...