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The existing one that's kinked looks like a 300mm one, which is why I thought 200mm would be better.

I need to replace a flexible connector on my son's toilet. A plumber (or so they claimed to be) removed a section of leaking copper pipe and replaced it with a poorly fitted flexible hose. The cistern is filling really slowly and it's because of a kink in the pipe. See photo. I've got...

Thanks. I've started doing this.

Any tips on how remove these annoying bubbles from freshly emulsioned wall?

I thought of this but wasn't sure it would be secure. Which adhesive do you recommend?

Good point. I think I need M4s.

Yes, from a UK based retailer. I suppose that doesn't necessarily mean the items were made in the UK though. The webpage doesn't have that information.

Thanks for all your help. Much appreciated.

It's a Howdens white panelled certified fire door.

Yes :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

These.

Yes. That sort of thing. Come in different sizes.

I can't drill from the other side because I want to attach them to a bedroom door.

I don't understand this. Sorry.

I assumed (perhaps wrongly) that I could buy an insert with the same thread size as the bolt.

How do I go about finding the correct size inserts for these ceramic knobs? I want to attach them to a door to use as coat hangers.

Brilliant thanks for this.

I've made a tear in the freezer compartment lining when scraping out ice. Will this compromise the freezing capability and is it fixable?

Thanks. I'll try clamping. It's not worth the effort of ripping and glueing.

Shelving, so it's useless cupped. I may have to discard it.