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Whilst pondering my next move and between rubbing down skirting and glossing, I battened out above the fire door and fitted more plasterboard. That wall is complete and you may notice the slight gap to the top, this is to allow for a second lot of boarding as per fire rags. I did however...

Time for an update :) So this week I have been dodging the showers and struggling with what to do next as working on my own theres so much to do and so little talent :mrgreen: to do it all... So, I really needed to get stuck into tiling the patio area as I'd like to try to finish the garden...

Just an update, Purchased a jigsaw, router and importantly a facemask and took my time marking out etc. Followed the instructions and templates provided and proceeded to perform my first ever worktop and plinth cut out for the sink. It appears to have gone ok, I'm happy with the results and...

Thanks all :D

Can any of you guys recommend me a 'decent' jigsaw This one seems to have good reviews http://www.screwfix.com/p/hitachi-cj110mv-720w-110v-jigsaw/56673 Also this router http://www.screwfix.com/p/bosch-gkf600-600w-palm-router-240v/68002 Any more advice and better recommendations I would...

Here you go, a quick check of the supplier website shows exactly what you asked.

Ahhhh Big-all I think I understand you now, I'll have a look at the sink to see if there's a recess around the sides.

Hi Big-all Not sure what you mean about a lip unless you describing how a sink sits in a Hole, Here's a photo of the sink I'm needing to fit I'm happy enough to buy the tools to do the job and take my time as long as I buy the right tools which I'm guessing as you've already stated a...

Hi all I taken delivery of a 1.2m solid surface bathroom worktop which needs to be cut to allow a semi-recessed sink to be fitted. How difficult is it to cut??? It was expensive so I'm worried about trying it myself albeit I'm pretty decent at most DIY tasks barring electrics & plumbing, I...

Further info you here gents... http://avherald.com/h?article=49a58209&opt=0

If your putting a loft hatch/access panel in then it's no different to your home I'd believe. It's just how you choose to insulate it In my loft I've fitted 175mm risers and boarded onto these to allow 270mm rockwool As your doing a garage I don't think it's overly important on how much...

Can't you just drill a couple of holes in the blocks the same size as those in the vented bricks and in the same place you intend to fit them, then see if those holes provide adequate ventilation for your needs. If it does, no need to chop out, if it doesn't A - you know the blocks will/will not...

I'm not sure insulating between the rafters is going to do any good unless your going to insulate the rest of the garage. Personally if your not going to use the loft space as storage maybe fill it with a couple of layers of rockwool. If you are using it as stotage, loftboards will do the job...

Try here http://www.theunderfloorheatingstore.com/confused And http://www.theunderfloorheatingstore.com/installation-videos-and-manuals

Hi Stavros, I'm not an expert so can't advise you professionally, I'm just going on what I've learnt. Wet UFH I believe has a greater finished depth than electric for sure so removing the screed maybe a far better option to save extra work and prevent your floor being excessively raised. My...

What UFH you thinking of, the whole 70m2? Wet I'd assume if so, electric if just smaller rooms maybe. You could insulate it pretty easily leaving the screed in situ. 10mm insulation board, UFH screed or levelling compound (if electric mat) then cover as per your liking but the UFH type may be...

Possibly block and beam with screed covering. Will be a hollow below the concrete so look for airbricks on your outside wall

Hi Andy They are schuco doors supplied & fitted by a company called 'Slide or Fold' based in West Bromwich Hope that helps

Just so you can picture it better.... Where the plastic storage shed is, is where the seating will go, against the fence and offer some privacy as the neighbour the gardens are lower and patio is raised due to falling ground level The patio itself will be tiled and is currently being laid

I can beat that Under renovation