Recent content by shazski

Thanks anyway, very much appreciated.

I thought as much, you wouldn't believe some of the work that has been done here. Is there any way around it without taking the whole thing out and starting again?

That was one of the products I was looking at, and they sell it just round the corner in screwfix. Thanks very much for your help, it is very much appreciated. Kind regards, Sharon

No nothing like that, it has been sealed with like a grey mastic/sealant stuff.

The tiles are onto a wooden base, like a thick plywood. The water has soaked into a small part of it where it has started to crumble like a plywood. Havn't a clue what tanked means, so probably not looking at all the other corners that have been cut in this house. Any ideas what I can do...

Thanks for that advise, very much appreciated and will hopefully work.

Thank you.

My garden has approx 25 conifers which are approx 20ft high. I want to take them out one by one, and I know it's going to be a horrible job, but I want to put a fence in its place. My idea was to chain saw them to a few feet high, then dig out the roots, which leads me to my next problem...

I have a leak coming through into my garage, where the waste pipe enters the tiled roof. I can see that it has been joined with a load of grey stuff which looks like it has cracked slightly. I have tried searching sites to find a suitable sealant, but am not sure what to use as there are so...

On moving into my house a few months ago, I noticed the tiles around the newly fitted shower/shower tray were discolouring, and the silicone was coming away. I removed the old silicone and started to take out the grout which was soft, and lifted up the tiles. Underneath was drenched with...

I have a leak coming through into my garage, where the waste pipe enters the tiled roof. I can see that it has been joined with a load of grey stuff which looks like it has cracked slightly. I have tried searching sites to find a suitable sealant, but am not sure what to use as there are so...