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The manufacturer told me "After many many emails back and forward our quality department have agreed to replace the worktop on this occasion" But I will have to arrange a fitter which will of course cost us. I would have been be happier with a discount. The edging for this was the factory...

hairdryer ? It will have to be a strong clamp. Perhaps just live with it and use colour fill to take the eye from it being so noticable.

I've just give it an blow with a hairdryer and it seems to work so far.

Well this just doesn't make sense. The room is aired in the day, dehumidifier runs and no water ingress coming in from outside and yet the corner feels damp, almost wet to the touch. This defies physics and logic

Yes it is. I'll use colour fill and hope it seals it. I could also clamp it down after steaming ?

Well, after a year our kitchen worktop is lifting at the edge. As it was sealed it shouldn't be affected by any water overspill from the wooden dish drainer, which is kept at minimal. This shouldn't happen as it's a very reputable company that makes the kitchens. It seems to have swelled which...

It's not only buckling, it's now vstarting to seperate. I did google if wooden flooring can be laid on lino and it did say you can. "The good news is, if you're seeking to install solid wood flooring, linoleum should provide the ideal base for your new floor if it is in good, clean condition...

Well after using the Zinsser BIN spray, I can still see shiny marks from the caulk underneath. So that didn't work. I have just got a tin of Zinsser ZINGS1L GS1L Gardz Sealer Primer. Could this work ?

I'm after some myself. This is my ceiling.

Yes, they are back to back so the wall that separates them is not an outside wall. But the side wall is an outside wall. I have put insulated lining paper on the outside facing surfaces which has helped a bit but still getting faint black mould here and there. I have a couple of those lakeland...

I have an old Victorian house with built in cupboards which are back to back. There is a damp problem due to lack of air movement in both. We have damp crystals in bags to extract, but it isn't enough. Would drilling a hole through the mortar line (not brick as too messy) in the adjoining wall...

Thanks. It'll come in handy for the other shiny caulk marks that I posted about a couple of weeks ago. There is a 1ltr tin on Amazon for just over £8

Yes, a mist coat is what I meant. What I don't understand is when it was originally painted, it covered fine. I'll sand it and apply another coat and see if that works as I haven't any Gardz and it's expensive.

The one that comes up from this part number measures 400x290mm...

My wife made a temporary fix with wire that lasted that time but now a piece has completely broken off hence having to replace. The link you kindly provided is showing a higher price (and then another £4 postage) Would this be ok ...

Ok, it's just that mine has rounded corners and some are 90 degree. I have emailed the seller (the top of the list) but had no response. I just want to make sure thanks.

This bathroom wall was newly plastered in jan 2024. It was treated to a wash emulsion to soak into the plaster before a good quality Valspar emulsion (bathroom and kitchen) was painted. There have been streaks of dripps (condensation) which were wiped (supposed to be wipeable) but it made a...

Can you please confirm it's the first part at the top of the page on Ebay that you are referring ? Thanks

I will add I have had a fan in the room going all Summer evenings, which was very hot and dry.

Much appreciated. Thank you.