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I read somewhere that Ronseal advised a customer that none of thier products are suitable becuase urine splash might affect it. Any alternatives that would suit?

I do. Anything in satin finish that's suitable for a toilet seat?

I'd like to sand and re-stain my toilet seat. I read stuff saying to sand, stain and polythene it. Can someone advise what product to get (preferably satin finish) to polyurethane the toilet seat? TIA

Would it make any difference if the pipes were run in a trunking and tiled over? or is the problem to do with access if there is a leak?

Yes, That is a good idea. This was my plan all along. Having searched far and wide, the vanity units I could find for sale looked cheap but were darn expensive. having one built for me was over £1k and that was 3 years ago. I am afraid my cabinet-building skills aren't up to the task so building...

This fine work by a plumber has been done like so because of the steel beam that is supporting the wall, so the plumbing has been set proud of the steel. I would like to remove all, cut a channel in the wall, bury the plumbing, and have an s bend at the bottom to bypass the steel beam. Can you...

I'd like ro widen the landing by 2". Does it involve removing the vertical plasterboard, sistering a joist onto the existing joist, attacing a new vertical plasterboard and plastering? If so, how to I prevent cracks forming between the existing ceiling and the added bit? If I use a fibreglass...

I don't mind buying good and more expensive cable. I just want to get it somewhere local so that I don't have to wait ages for it. It just occurred to me to ask, when getting the cable to extend the cut areal cable, do I need to use the same type of cable for the extension?

I'm not fixed on getting the cable at screwfix. I'm happy to get it elsewhere and look for a cable with copper conductors. From what I read RG6 is the best cable for the job. Is that right? And if so I can look this cable with copper conductors elsewhere.

Is this the cable that I need?

Thanks. This is the cable that I need, right?

Thanks

My areal cable outside the house has been cut so I need to repair it. Given that it is exposed to the elements, should I repair it with a couple of F-plug connectors joined with an F-to-F adaptor? Or should I do it another way to make it waterproof?

Are these the screws you mean? These screws aren't cheap. Is that what the pros buy if they need to use this hinge?

Spot on. My cabinet is conventional box structure. What type of cabinet is diagramme A?

Thanks for the overview video but i chose what hinge to use

My cabinet looks like diagramme A. I plan to use the Blum 71B3750 or the 75T1750 which i think is the sprung version of the same hinge (i think).

I dont rally know. I would use the screws that come with the hinges if Blum provide screw. What size screws do you use with Blum hinges (18 mm door)?