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Can i ask why not concrete screws?

Amazing thanks everyone!!

Visible. I can feel the anchor has hit the void in the brick. I'll get a pic tomorrow :)

Thanks! Is a Rem kit a brand?

I've used this type before with the collar and found they are easy to use and strong

This sounds like one of them jobs that start as a repair and before u know it you have a lovely new tiles kitchen

Thanks. I'll have to drill a larger hole. I'm not sure it sold be strong enough

Excellent thanks!

Hello I have a pull up bar currently held into brick by anchors. But one has come loose. I think the brick are the hollow types with the pyramid wedge shape in the top. If I tighten the bolt I think the anchor will blow the front of the brick off. I have some seen some ideas with the...

I was hoping that it is tacky enough to stay put until it goes off

Thanks. Nice idea too! Would you have any idea if the foam would work?

This is a nice idea actually I'll have a look yo see. Although was hoping for a little more straight forward... like the foam idea.

Hello all I've put a new bathroom in and have a curved bath. That panel that comes with the bath is a bit delicate on the curve. Already had redelivery 3 times due to arriving broken. I'm trying to decide how to add some strength to the panel, especially along the curve. Of course I'll...

Hi. I recently refreshed my kitchen. Painted the cupboards and tiles. And used a wrap on the worktop. Didn't find it too difficult to do, just worked very slowly taking the backing off and using a smoother to get the bubbles out a couple of cm at a time. It's visually done the job. But it's not...

Hi. Very helpful post thank you. I have recently painted my cabinets. Haven't achieved as good a finish as you have there. I sanded and used a couple of coats of Frenchic paint. Has certainly refreshed the look of the kitchen. Next job is to vinyl wrap the worktops...although I just know I'll...

HG mould spray is very good. Has a strong smell though!

Yes I tried a jig saw too and the blade just went diagonal. I'm not sure if I had the wrong blade or a jigsaw isn't meant for cutting that thick. I have a skill saw that would have worked perfectly. But last couple of times I've used it when passing through the wood it's felt like it's got...

The one I've brought does about 3mm depth at a time on its max setting so a few passes is need be but I guess if it is alot more then a saw would be better.

You could cut off what you need to to make the bottom square again and then glue a piece of strip wood the required thickness? I've just invested in an electric plane. Worked really well for the same purpose of taking a few mm of the bottom of the doors for the carpet. I'm using the strip...