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Wife wants column rads. Prices vary. As an example, a double bar 600x1400 (ish) ranges from £250 to £800, average around £400 E.g. Plumbworld "Park lane" £249 Amazon huiyang £220 Toolstation arlberg £368 Radiator outlet £399 Column rads £400 Stelrad £524 Just rads £800 All apparently BS EN...

Can we all pay some respect to the wardrobe fiasco? https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/cutting-down-a-wardrobe.569694/

The toupret fine filler, while only good for a mm or so of depth, is perfect for dealing with holes in paint and feathering edges. Most importantly, it doesn't peel off when you go over it with a roller, which easifill does when used in this manner. In general, my thoughts and experience with...

I'd scrape with one of these - screwfix scraper Then sand then wash with sugar soap. Then fill and feather the holes with toupret fine surface filler. Only this, no cheap easifill. Then sand and paint

Why did they install it if there wasn't any? Where are you?

Main is a Tesla model 3 (just retired the 2.0 golf mk5 tdi). 305 mile notional range. Also have a mini cooper 1.6

If the one in the pictured is one of the bad ones, surely with a lick of masonry paint it will outlast you?

If you want a finish like that, just use gypsum plaster and do a crap job. Then wash it / try and smooth it out, while its still curing, with a damp sponge and paint it white. OK, sarcasm, but, I'll seen some DIY "how hard can plastering be" come out looking like that

Can anyone suggest good brands? Where do the professionals buy these from? Searching the Web has a wide variety, from chinesium tat on on Amazon to boutique bathroom suppliers. Can anyone help?

Mine is expensive to run, noisy, requires constant maintenance and takes effort to turn on. I do enjoy putting a load in the dishwasher though.

Had one at work, 60k

The horizontal ridges? That the keys from a lathe and plaster ceiling. Where the lime and horsehair plaster has squished between the lathes. And a century of loft filth on top Random Google pic

My thoughts: if it was condensation, the paint would be discoloured / obvious the damage is from surface water. That looks like internal moisture. However, not an expert. Maybe ask to move this to the windows section?

Lay / Cut the new loft board flooring around them. OK, a trip hazard but it's a loft for storage.

Haven't you managed it yet :ROFLMAO: Is that what you are telling the paying client?

I had a similar issue once fitting that style of laminate (click something or other) I used the pulling bar, against a block of wood to (protect the laminate) and the hammer and pulled it together into the locked position.

Bungee cords

Well it would be an awful shame if by brook, say a kids toy, say a ball, got wedged in there last time it flooded. Or teenagers did it out of mischief. Obviously you know nothing about it

When I got a dual varilight Pro, they were mounted alternately up/down. I assumed to make wiring easier, as it makes no difference to the function. Although yours does look odd with the slightly different middle unit. Risk of Amazon. Although, if it works...

I used the HETAS find an installer page to find someone to do my fireplace work (removal broken one, fit victorian insert, build a tile a hearth etc) and provide a cert it was kosher https://www.hetas.co.uk/consumer/services/installers/ I did have to ring a load of them though. Most wanted...