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I had one price of £900. Its a 7x4 so small. I'll follow your build with interest

I decided to buy a shed which I've moved to my garden ready to put together today. I've been looking at base options and I've decided to put mine on a timber frame with those plastic adjustable feet. Shed is going on our patio. Looks like you are fixing your timber frame to the concrete? It's...

Mines in garage in plumbing box. About 18months old and was ok 6 months ago but had dried up a bit. Probably had it now. Never had a leak though

I would mix the emulsion with toupret powder to make a paste and brush and thumb in cracks. Let it dry then emulsion over. Have a damp sponge with you to clean off surface as you go leaving it tidy.

Check terminals that make contact with bulb are ok and are not bent or broken off. Then check there is power to light fitting. Easy to get inside ovens so follow wire and check it's connected inside oven.

Oil will start to yellow within weeks. Why not a waterbased satin with scuff resistants. Aqua guard for example. Rub down with 120 grade Aqua guard undercoat Aqua guard satin. All you will need to do in the future, is wash over and paint. Will stay white for years. As for your question. Either...

Bnc plug maybe? You can get adapters

You have to do the lot without stopping because you can't join it without showing if it's all the same. Metal strips or a decorative change are used for big areas.

Stick some 6mm plasterboard around the insides. Caulk around tight to window

Tape the plasterboard joints. Stops the cracks. Seal. If you want a straight line with plaster it's better to tape joints before as you are doing it one half at a time.

Several ways to do it. I used to tape up with easy fill. Seal. Then you can either put a laser up and mark. Run masking tape up line. Skim. Pull masking. Leave to set. Then plaster adjoining wall to line. Other way is to do as above. Tac wood to line. Plaster to wood Remove wood. Plaster...

Old lead gloss paint? Be careful with lead paint. Maybe buy tester

Scaffolding and planks around window with falling masonry

I don't think using a brush was a good idea. Why not use a roller for quick and ease application especially with Gardz as so thin. It's so easy to apply anyone can do it. Every tin of paint you use you should stir well as the product can separate. You should of stopped and added water if it was...

Combi boiler needs radiators working to keep pressure up and will circulate water to cool itself. Boiler could overheat or bugger up. You also need inhibitor in the system to protect boiler. Just get a plumber to do the lot. Plumber won't want to get involved just incase there are problems with...

Not sure what's happened there. That raised line wanted removing and wall skimmed. Is that the door frame edge? Lining paper won't hide that.

Buy a gallon of floor glue remover. I see Amazon sell floor adhesive remover

I guess you read you can buy wax and oil floor stripers. When I was a kid I've used them helping a relative on wooden school floors using a floor scrubber and polisher. £45 ish per day to hire. I've always hired a floor sander and applied varnish

Can you not use with the foil left on? Try peeling off and use then. I've never tried but if it comes off great

I've known plasterboard fall like that. You can't see the nail head popping as behind the plaster skim. Causes can be rubbish on the plasterboard with the weight or not long enough nails that pull through over time. I looked at one once on a job I let myself in on. That fell on one end and...