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Ok good point. Unfortunately I need to replace my full newels so I’m looking for any advice on how to tackle that

It would be easier to do as you say but the existing newel post is white gloss and I want to change to solid oak

Hi Clockpie I’ve just posted for some advice on something very similar to what you have done. How come you didn’t change the newels?

I wish to replace my current white glossed stair parts (newels, spindles and hand rails) for solid oak to match recently changed interior doors. Could anyone give me any advice on how to go about this particularly on how to replace the full newel posts. Many Thanks

Thanks mate. Replaced bushes and all good now

Hi Stuart mine is all layed now. Not sure if you’ve done yours yet but let me know if you haven’t and I can give you some advice and tips

hi I have a hoover washing machine model number DYN8164D2X that made a slight grinding noise when spinning and then gave me an error code 08 at the end of the cycle. Had a look on the net and it says Tacometer or Brushes?? Any help?

Thanks John

I wish to change the doors on my kitchen units but where the hinges are screwed to the units have become worn and the screw holes quite burred. Is there any way to repair these so I can get a good solid fix for my new doors? Thanks

I’m looking for advice on a house alarm with an integral voice dialler in case it goes off when I’m out. Would want something that’s reliable and not prone to false alarms Thanks

Thanks again. The slab has been poured today. It will be at least 4 weeks till I can start on the floor. If I apply the dpm does that not stop all moisture coming through to plywood?

Thanks again dazlight. If I measure it with a moisture meter what levels am I looking for?

Thanks dazlight But you still think the best option for the slab is to dpm it then self level? And not to use ply?

Thanks Any thoughts on how long I should let the new concrete slab dry out for before applying dpm and then plywood? Also what glue to use to stick ply to slab Thanks

Hi dazlight I was going to screw to the wood part of the floor then glue it to the concrete part

Hi Just carrying on my thread. How long does it take for a concrete slab to dry out before laying LVT on it Thanks

Can anyone see any issues with me glueing the ply after I’ve damp proofed the concrete? Thanks

Thanks John I am thinking of using these for my termination at the garden end and also maybe one at the CU end https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/WKEC308.html

Ok. If I swap the SY cable for SWA then can I run through the footings?

Thanks for the reply. As in my first post I wish to feed Power to my garden from my CU which is at the front of the house. I can run the cable under the wooden ground floor of my house to the back but then the issue I have is that I am having an extension on the back and sides and the builder...