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Just raised the doors so now just need to fit slow closers

The door is a single upvc Rehau total70 (white double glazed).

The Screwfix door closers are all fire rated so I guess fire rating is a free feature. There are cheaper door closers on Aliexpress but I would rather get a Screwfix one.

Both exterior doors are basic double glazed white upvc so very likely not fire rated. But shouldn't I get a fire rated door closer?

Yes the upvc doors are fire resistant

A bit and I will raise them.

Am looking for an automatic slow door closer for an single and double upvc exterior door. To slow the door from dropping and automatically close. So fire rated and weight around 60kg and of type 'overhead door closer' with an adjustable closing time. What product should I get

I'm lowering the ceiling in the ground kitchen from 2.7m to 2.4m and insulating the gap above by using a 38mm x 68mm CLS timber frame. Usually I would screw this frame into the brick wall using masonry screws but there is a high window that comes up to 2.6m. The window has 2 units 1 lower...

My shed has a standard 15 to 12 degree incline and I put onduline sheeting over it. The roof needs to have a much larger overhang so that horizontal rain, of which there is a lot of, does not drive into the shed. And a larger overhang gives me a bigger roof area for solar panels etc. So I...

I did use an orbital Sander and used quick fil the result is in the above photo

What about using Polyfilla Smooth over (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Polycell-SODW25L-Smooth-Damaged-Walls/dp/B00AC2JL06/ref=asc_df_B00AC2JL06?tag=bingshoppinga-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80401995034749&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=m&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=69219&hvtargid=pla-4584001457396972&psc=1) just...

No that's far too much labour and there are electrical cables hidden in the partition walls a lot of which are not midway in the cavity (pressed against the inside of the plasterboard) chances of getting the plasterboard off without damaging cables are low.

I am insulating not straight (walls are 5 degrees out) partition walls by cutting out 5cm wide rectangles, shoving mineral wool into the cavity then screwing the plaster chunk back over wooden backing. Then I use plaster filler to cover any holes, sand flat then paint. Problem is I can still see...

I use am outdoor double bunded kerosene oil tank and, because of oil prices, am looking to either: 1) Enlarge the existing oil tank 2) Get a second oil tank and connect to the outlet of the first Are there any restrictions for 2) e.g. copper pipe diameter upped to 15mm from 10mm due to...

There is a small gap between the switch cable hole and the cable itself.

A small bathroom has a small section of exposed 1.5mm2 electric cable running from a wall to the lightswitch (pic attached). I need to conceal this cable either by pushing it back into the plasterboard or fitting surface trunking over it and making a waterproof seal such that no moisture can...

Do mice/rats eat through electrical tape and waterproofing tape? I saw some partially chewed cables (in a different property years ago) due to rat damage

Yes

Well the property has enough problems without adding risk of electric fires to it. The other cable had a fraction of of a mm shaved off about 1cm2 of the sheath on 1 side (didn't even go through the outer sheath) which is actually really hard to see except without being right up close. I...