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Well, that’s a thought, good tip, thank you.

Thank you as well, no, I wouldn’t go to all that bother. Thank you again.

Thank you, yes, your right but I think I might like it with a wee bit more of a sheen. Thanks for takong the time to answer.

Hi again, I'm in the process of putting down my floor. Its a Brushed and Matt Lacquered engineered wooden floor. I think its a bit dull to look at, perhaps I should have picked something with a bit more of a sheen finish, too late now. I had a wooded floor down before and I used Astonish floor...

:) Thank you again, yes, it is a realy good forum to be part of, so helpful.

Thanks for all the info and the link opps :)

Thank you opps.

I wouldn't know but perhaps a microfibre roller would be best, not foam.

OK Thank you.

Thank you Wayners, just the information I was asking for, How does this look? https://www.screwfix.com/p/zinsser-b-i-n-1ltr-white-matt-stain-block-interior-multi-surface-primer/29661 and for under coat...

Hi everyone, I want to paint over a varnished door in our living room. I want to paint it white with a satin finish but I dont want it to turn yellow over time. What is the proper paint to use and best way to go about it? Thank you for you help.

I spoke to my stove man and apparently the opening isn't wide enough, pity. I might have to go something electric instead.

I have a timber frame house and the back boiler had these precast concrete slabs wrapped around it. I'm wonder is this 600mm opening wide enough for a wood burner? The smallest stove I see is 499 mm wide but I'd want to tile or put something on the inside of the opening. I see a tile affect...

Thank you.

Hi, I've to replace 2 fence posts. I want to paint the bottom of the100mX100 post before they go into the ground. What would you recommend tp paint them with? Thanks in advance.

Yes, your right, he will, just thought I'd ask the experts here as well. I just had the plumber in a few days ago to disconect the pipes from the back boiler. Its over to me now, when i get the time. Thanks.

Thank you, good to know. Would fire resistant board be the wrong choice then? Its just I know a person that took the job of installing his own stove and I think he is going to use fire resistance boards. Thank you for your advice.

I'm courius to know your opinion, is it fire resistance or heat resistance board thats needed for the sides and back of the opening for the stove? Thanks.

Hi, I will do the work involved myself, I'm a retired joiner and I'll get the stove install with the supplier, he is an HEATAS installer. He is going to keep me right with the preparation. Thanks.

Hi all, I have an existing back boiler open fire in our living room. I was going to remove all and replace it with a multi fuel stove. I have a timber frame house and am wondering what is the best fire boarding to use? Also, what is the best way to finish off in around the two sides and the...