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  1. diydoughnut

    Best way to tile around a wooden worktop?

    question answered elsewhere
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    missing bit for mfi tazetta kitchen - anyone help???

    There's an MFI sale of bankrupt stock in Sowton Industrial estate in Exeter. Also found these online :wink: http://www.mfikitchendoors.co.uk/ http://www.tradingbargains.co.uk/
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    why

    Kind of what I meant! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    why

    How sexist... .... how about a bit of both? :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    Very Quiet tonight....

    That's why I'm here :lol: :lol: Expensive is oak flooring... :cry: I think I'm about to make my husband cry for the first time during this project (he was too hungover to blub over the wet room tiles...over 600 quid... :twisted: )
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    Very Quiet tonight....

    I'm trawling for flooring prices :shock: and found out this morning I have until Thursday to clean, prep, paint and install our new kitchen. :shock: I appear to have a lot on...(yet still on t'net :wink: )
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    My 2nd House Renovation-Lots of Pics!

    Loving the photos. We're currently at the "bare boards and plaster walls" stage of ours (I'll post photos when we're finished as there is a lot to do) and it's really quite inspiring to see that you've been at the stage we're at and now have it all finished. Brilliant - I like the bathroom...
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    Plasterboard against shower

    I'd try hardibacker. About £12 a sheet from Topps and it's pretty good stuff. I'm no expert but we've used it in our wet room and put tiles on top of it. Hope that helps!
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    Antique analogue phone...how do we hook this up?

    Ta again - shall also keep an eye out locally :D
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    children

    We've got 2...their English language skills are appalling, always boxing each other and have a serious fur problem.... :wink:
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    all day banging or an hour every day?

    Fk her then :lol: :lol: :lol: I thought you were concerned about your neighbour's feelings... In that case, I'd say, bang away at slightly different times of the day, whenever suits you :D (She quite clearly needs a lesson)... That way they won't be able to think to themselves "oh it's...
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    Antique analogue phone...how do we hook this up?

    Thanks, Paul. No worries on overkill...tis the hubby's middle name when it comes to this house! :lol: :lol: I shall peruse Ebay shortly :wink: Just knowing what to look for is always a help!
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    Plasterer - any recommendations?

    Hi, Jammo, I have. And the only one listed is in Southampton, which is a wee bit far from us! :shock:
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    Plasterer - any recommendations?

    Gah Our plasterer is "busy until mid September" so we've been left without someone to do our ceilings. I know it's a long shot, and I am pursuing other avenues, but on the off-chance, is there any one (obviously pro) in the Exeter area at all who would be able to help OR know of any good...
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    all day banging or an hour every day?

    Personally, I'd just ask your neighbour. Ours have been great with the amount of noise and banging going on, but we've maintained good contact with them just to be on the safe side (i.e. saying "if you're having people round, please let us know and we'll do something that hopefully won't be too...
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    Antique analogue phone...how do we hook this up?

    Cheers for the advice, I know it's non-compatible but just wondered where to start. I'll have a peek at the links, thanks!
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    Antique analogue phone...how do we hook this up?

    Nope...but decorating still to do so...who knows? Black and chrome hallway? :shock:
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    You breake my washing machine!

    This is why there should be a Stupid Tax :lol:
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    Currently renovating, from top to bottom, our lovely early Edwardian terraced house. So far, so...

    Currently renovating, from top to bottom, our lovely early Edwardian terraced house. So far, so good. And I have recently learned that not only can I plaster half-decently in small areas, but that I'm a demon with the sledgehammer and rather enjoy destruction...
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    Antique analogue phone...how do we hook this up?

    We've bought - abroad (Sony Ericsson original) - a beautiful old fashioned phone. We want to hook it up to be our main phone - and have a cordless one for the rest of the house - but I don't know where to start. We're on Virgin, not BT (which doesn't "like" analogue dial phones) and I know...
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