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Hi All I have a desire to construct a seating area on the patio I'm currently tiling. I've worked it out that I'm about 4m2 short on tiles so it give me perfect opportunity to build a seating area which will be about 2 meters long and have a right angle turn at the patio edge to make it a...

Between countries & above them

Yeah, for stud work the blade is fine, even for skirting it's not too bad. For the price I think it's a bargain bit of kit for a keen DIY'er

Hi 10monty I've been using it quite s bit and yes I would recommend it unless your a very skilled chippy Anything more would have been overkill I believe at my experience level I'd certainly recommend more teeth on the blade and a stand to secure it and hold longer lengths of wood as the...

The bathroom in virtually complete now. Just been waiting on some made to measure worktops which are due on Tuesday (14/06), unfortunately I'm due to leave for work on Wednesday so can't complete it until after 26/06. However, I've fitted all the plinths and bath panel is ready to fit...

I had purchased some 'bifold' wooden doors from B&Q as the size was near perfect for the built in wardrobe in the front bedroom and with my dad being the skilled carpenter I put him to task of fitting them.... He was less than impressed with the quality of the design and instructions so we...

I have been busy, but with menial jobs, sanding painting, cleaning up. I had a garden full of rubble, useless tat etc and had pretty much the same out the from of the house which I have managed to practically clear, with several trips to the local refuse. This has enabled me to finally clear...

Well, its been more than a week since my last update, shame on me :) As per the above post, since then i skimmed the stud wall and left it to dry out good and proper as the family and I went on holiday for a week so, not much happened really.... but it dried out well I also put the sliding...

Excellent Thank you :)

This... http://www.roperrhodes.co.uk/product/aruba-8/#.V1XC2ZB4WK1 If it helps

Hi all, Apologies if in the wrong section, but if not, can anyone recommend any particular sealant when cutting a bathroom plinth to size and needing to seal the cut end to waterproof it Many thanks Gaz

I would agree, running a playbar and 2 play1's without a sub is not good, I tried it and the sub made a huge difference. As for all the other above info...... Excellent info. :)

Lastly i stated to board out part of the ceiling, enough to build a 600 deep stud wall partition where the drier and washer will be fitted. Its all ready for plastering which ill do next time I'm back as I'm off to work tomorrow for a few days. The new mitre saw is coming in very handy indeed...

The blinds we have ordered were made up and the bathroom and front bedroom were fitted. The fitter started on the ones for the bifolds but realised one of the brackets was incorrect, so 2 fitted, 2 to do

The plumber came in to fit the plinth heaters and they are all connected up now. The electricians have been in too, I had to board and plaster a small wall in the garage so they could position the Velux and UFH sockets, luckily it dried out quickly enough to get a mist coat on there too...

Busy week this week but not with work on the house ha ha, well sort of, continuing along the theme of researching, buying tools and hardware and attempting parts of this project I've never down before. So having followed advice from members on here I purchased an evolution Rage sliding mitre...

I popped into screwfix this evening and purchased the Rage3 £99 version. It'll hopefully be more than good enough for my DIY skills Thanks again those who posted, much appreciated

Yep, we had the fibres too & was is no hurry to cover it. Can't remember exactly but this it was more than 2 weeks before I covered it with 10mm insulation boards

Actually it's £49.99 as I misread the flyer so not a bad price if it's a good bench

Had a flyer through the post from screwfix with the Rage3 listed at £99 and the stand for £39.99. Is this the normal price guys? Thanks again