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Thank you for the replies guys. The bottom screw is completely loose. If it’s screwed anti-clockwise it goes in and tightens a little but still remains relatively loose. I can’t see an option for either screw to tighten it up to the wall.

Kitchen wall cabinet has dropped slightly on one side and the screws at the top left are loose (first photo). I can’t see how to tighten them up though and lock it back in place. The lower screw goes in when turned anti clockwise, the upper screw seems to have some kind of cam on it. Any advice...

I’ve probably not used the right term, it’s an old fashioned looking gas fire and we have not used it for probably a year as we have central heating.

Yes, there’s a gas stove at the bottom of the chimney. We don’t use it very often at all though.

I have a slowly worsening leak on the top room in my house. The house was built in 2003 with a study in roof space of the house. Several years ago a faint mark appeared on the inside slope of the roof(highlighted blue). A year or so later, marks appeared above the 2 windows and then more...