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well I got done by 9, managed to get the cooker back in so I could at least have some dinner :) 9meters of Walnut worktop in on Saturday

it's alright, got to re-jig 7 units, build 7 drawer units and install for tomorrow :)

I was thinking of doing it last night by trying to calculate. Going to buy the post after work and just fit it to see :) Thanks J

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/60mm-White-Upvc-Architrave-Trim-5m-Windows-Doors-Fascia-/280742403316?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item415d8d1cf4 This is the sorta thing I mean J

Hello guys, I've fitted the all the units and doors awaiting tops to be fitted saturday. I've got to put the doors on the corner base unit, it's two units put together opposed to a special corner unit...

That's exactly what I was thinking. it's as much to get the water off the floor. I filled the slight hole round the soil exit yesterday, suddenly realised without the draft from that, the water on the floor stayed there for hours. Supplement with a smaller rad.

Hello guys, I'm trying to think out the box a bit at the moment. I've finished installing a bathroom on the 1st floor. It's on timber joists, with ply then tiled. It's small.. floor area not including bath of about 3sqm. I was going to have a towel rad in there but thinking it might be...

that's potentially a good idea, thank. I'm a little shocked by the price. I only paid peanuts for the doors which seem to be the material as the wickes stuff is made of. Shame the B&Q dont do the side panels made of the same stuff. Think i'm just going to keep my eye out for some panels on...

thanks for the response! I actually found the wickes windsor range to be very similar but jesus the price. They wanted £250 per base unit end panel and £150 for the wall end panels. They did say they would sometimes be half price but that was just crazy!

Hello everyone, I'm after some advice. I've been restoring the front door and frame of my house. It's a door with a large window above it. I've replaced the window. The doors and the windows of the property, built 1887, have cement beads or architraves between the window / door frames and...

Hello guys, What;s the flat beading that is used externally and internally when double glazing is installed. It's the bit that covers up broken plaster internally and any gap between the frame and the brick externally. I can't believe I've not been able to find it online :shock...

Hello guys, I installed a country white kitchen last week from B&Q IT range. Cheap and cheerful and the doors I was happy with. The end panels for the larder and base units are complete crap, better off with the carcase panels. The panels dont match the colour of the texture. Does anyone...

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Hello guys, I'm about to finished building my kitchen, the work tops I've got are solid wood. They are square edged worktops all the way round. I assumed I would need a mitre joint that goes up and then across Like this However I've been told to but them up to each other and...

currently the shelves move around with nothing holding them in place other than what they sit on. There are no pre drilled holes for them to be drilled in.

Thanks, will do.

I just finished skirting a whole three bed semi. Used 100M in total. It's 5" molded MDF that came in 5.5m lengths and was good to work with. Came pre primed and the lengths meant I had no joins in it. Just top coated it with a super gloss. Paid 90p/m for the stuff so was dirt cheap J

Hello guys, I'm after a guide for building kitchen units. I've got the basic instructions on putting the panels together, but there are loads of screws, caps and some white small box fittings left. I know I'm going to get flamed for such a basic guide but I want to get this right, the...

what was the outcome?

I used a ball of wirewall to strip back the stop layer which seemed to work pretty well.