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Cheers, we are clay base and soil not the most absorbent. I'll keep an eye on it once its all finished and levelled.

Thanks for the help!

I've recently had to dig to sort out some new fence posts in an area of my garden, the gravel boards needed to go down about 100m so ground seen in pics needs to raise up a bit. Also ive not replaced a shed load of shingle my lovely neighbour had covering the pipe that drains off. I must have...

I've just put some in and notice they are rattling on mine, they all do seem to look the same when I look at others so he is probably correct. The question is what stops the panels moving?

Hi, Bit of an accident and missus flushed a single wet wipe down the loo by mistake in the middle of the night. (Well it was me actually). The toilet where this happened is flushing/draining off fine but ensuite upstairs and downstairs loo seem to be not draining off quickly after a flush. Is...

Are you walking over the joists? Wonder if the boards need double nailing as well.

Bin Primer is the expensive version :)

No mate lol, isolation playing mind tricks? I've primed the whole side with some Bin primer at the moment. Lets see how that goes.

Hi, I've used dulux satinwood oil based on this but accidents will happen and it got scraped chipped. I've got half a tin of water based I used elsewhere available to use. Would I be asking for trouble if I primed then used the Waterbased stuff on this section? Or would it be better to do...

I know what store I will buy, its a case of if I need a solid base for it so it doesn't end up flying off and getting knocked about when bins go in? What about using slabs like this for the base? https://www.wickes.co.uk/Marshalls-Richmond-Smooth-Natural-Paving-Slab-450-x-450-x-32-mm/p/144650

Hi, I'm looking at a cover for my horrible wheelie bins that need to get put in the garden. I initially thought of putting a concrete base down, but not sure that's really suitable with the paving slabs next to them. Also I need to get the bins manoeuvred in/out easily. I also wonder if I can...

Im not a plasterer but I'd never use something with filler on the packet to skim a wall!

That looks very unusual like the paint is just not bonding.

All done in seconds with SDS! thanks

Thanks, my old mans got an SDS so will half inch it this weekend.....and make yet another trip to the local SF.

Will these get through a concrete floor for toilet screws? https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-straight-shank-masonry-drill-bit-set-5-pieces/9449v Not sure if its my drill not man enough and I need an SDS.

Does it flash before going AMBER? Have a look at the instructions for the error process. Could be you are calling for heat some the fan isn't working (i had this issue)...

Need to scrape it down to remove high spots.

I'd have no issues going Diamond matt over matt, I hardly notice on my stud walls. It does apply rather dark but dries out fine. In the high traffic areas you won't regret it. However I would have an issue buying a 5L quid tin for one bedroom at 70 odd quid ! :) The diamond matt can be watered...

I bought a Beko for new kitchen, after a month it wouldn't get below 8 degrees. Two weeks of engineer visits and it was written off due to low refrigerant. Mines also integrated and highly annoying that this happened but hey ho fridge replaced and sorted.