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Should I take the floor tiles up before tiling? - yes Should I unscrew the toilet and tile under it rather than cut the tiles? - yes The room is only about 6ft by 6ft, where do you start to tile from? - Find the centre point of the floor and dry lay them moving out from there...

like the tree surgeon idea. will give that a whirl. Interestingly, also need a load of top soil, so might try local tip for that!

My brother is after quite a large diameter tree trunk that can be laid on it's side and used as a garden seat. Where on earth could I get one from? Short of scouring the countryside after these gails!!?

thanks for your feedback. I'm getting mine tomorrow, so will take a look.

Thanks, I will. Interestingly the floors2go cheap one is 14mm compared to the flooringsupplies 10mm.

In your experience is this a better quality product? Or should I say a noticeable better product than the floors2go cheapy. http://www.flooringsupplies.co.uk/productdetails.cfm?productID=2843&type=realwood&cat=

hmm, decisions, decision. I don't think paying up to £20m is out of the question, there's just so many suppliers it's a bit of a minefield.

ok, I'll try to be more specific. Will it be reasonably easy to lay? My dad who is a carpenter will be doing it. Or will it be a real pig. Will it look cheap? I don't have any experience of engineered boards so I don't really know what can go wrong with a cheap product as apposed to an...

Is this 'chinese stuff'? http://www.floors2go.co.uk/buy-online/engineered-wood/554/1757/?&search_term=&type_id=&suitability= is it any good?

Wondering if anyone has a any recommendations for a cheap supplier of engineered floorboards. Can get a trade account so this is not a problem, or should I go with someone like floors2go, flooringsupplies etc. Would ideally like it to be under £15m2 Thanks Chris

perfect, thanks... again!

have decide to make the piece I need. Going for a piece of stainless bar with m6 thread on each end. Would I be able to sink these into walnut? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/12749/Fixings/Furniture-Fixings/Pronged-Tee-M6-8mm

so would you advise I just use a (dulux?) matt emulsion?

on second look, dulux do bathroom+ mixing range. so I guess the question is just whether to use it or not. thanks

Hi, this is a two fold question. I've been reading about the debate whether to use bathroom paint or not - this hasn't led me to any conclusions! I'll be painting a small bathroom - approx 2 x 2 metres. It has a shower cubicle it it which will be used most days. It will have a standard...

yeah, I kinda made that decision anyway, I got it at a good price, so I've paid for it. Will see what it is like. If it's rubbish I'll buy a new stone resin pentangle tray to replace it. Would it be possible to flip an acrylic tray over, and fill it with cement (or suchlike) to make it more...

I'm a little worried.... I bought a shower enclosure and tray off a well known auction site and upon winning the auction thought I should check whether the shower tray is acrylic or stone resin. Funnily enough it is acrylic. Firstly, are these ok, or are the generally rubbish. If they are...

yeah, very true. My brother works with metal as a profession, so this might be an option.

Jason, have you used the streamline spacers? I've asked for a quote, but have had no reply yet. How much do you think it would cost to get 8 of these each of approximately 150mm length? I have no concept of whether these are expensive fixtures or not! Got a quote for glass - two pieces of...

cheers jason, exactly what I was after, just couldn't find them on the net. hopefully the glass won't be too pricey.