Recent content by Paul17088071

Thanks for your reply. They are oak veneer, hopefully this won’t be a problem

Hi all I’m wondering if anyone here could give be a rough estimate of how much it will cost to install some oak interior doors into my property please, labour included 9 x holdenby oak pre finished door 9 x door architrave Iron mongery Thanks so much for your help, Paul

Hi all I have a leaking gutter due to a build up of moss blocking the gutter and down pipe which looks like the weight of the moss has loosened the joins. Water if coming over the top and out the far left as look at the gutter. Do you think removing the moss from this section of the gutter and...

Hi all Would anyone have any advice on the best way to cover this gap from wood to laminate please? It seems the width of all threshold bars are too narrow for this job? Many thanks

Hi all I am looking for some advice building a timber garden gate please. I’m not sure whether to use a Z frame, or a full frame (rectangle with a Z running through it from bottom to the top hinge) The gate is going to be 1.8m highZ Which one would be stronger over time? I have just...

Sorry to bother you again Steve. Would you have any advice for me on how to make sure this concrete bolt goes through the brick? I’m having trouble getting it in with a socket. Bolt is 10mm. I used an 8mm drill piece in the wall as suggested to allow this to be a tight fit, however I’m...

Great, thanks for your help

Many thanks Steve. Silly question, what tool would I use to screw this through the wood and into the wall? Would a socket set work? Thanks

Great, thanks. If I were to use 120mm concrete bolts through a 100m x 100m fence post, with this countersunk into the post around 20mm, would the 40mm different be enough to anchor it in the brick? Thanks

Sorry I meant a 4x4 post. The gate is going to be 2 metres high so would prefer a stronger anchor. Ah fab, so you’d recommend the 12mm drill piece for M12, the only reason I suggested the 14mm for this is because Screwfix advised on the website to do so, however It makes sense to have a tighter...

I have looked around, and I’m thinking of using the easy fix studs M12 x 160mm with the resin, giving me 60mm into the wall taking into account the 100x100 post. This would work okay with a 14mm drill piece put into the post and wall? Many thanks

Ah fantastic, thanks so much; all makes sense now! Great help, cheers

Many thanks for your reply. Silly question, with the resin would you put this on the face of the 4x4 post first, or apply it to the wall and then push the face of the post in to it? Thanks

Thanks for your help. This concrete bolt looks great, so you didn’t have to pilot hole into the brickwork prior to screwing this through the timber, and wall?

Thanks for this info all. I’ll inspect and fit