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then trim in the same way?

thanks jason, i'll be sure to look you up for my next job! one last thing, is it reasonably easy to iron on the edging strips? How do you finish the corners? Very sharp stanley knife?

Is this work that you would do? Could you be more competitive than this and are there any more cost effective ways of doing the job? I like the work on your website. When I have a bigger budget for projects, I might be commissioning so work!! Cheers for the advice.

yeah, sorry bad use of terms, realise that the veneer is stuck to MDF. They've quoted me £250+vat for 2 x 800mm x 450mm x 40mm lengths. Fairly reasonable I would say, although still a lot of money (the unit I'm replicating is only £400). Guess zebrano is expensive and using another...

another possibly stupid question - if i just part tile the floor to underneath the units, can I just put the subfloor to here as well (ply on floorboards). Or does this need to go to the edges of the room? Thanks chris

I ordered the black ones for my B&Q kitchen doors. They look pretty good quality. Nice and chunky with a good spring. I was also hunting high and low for these!

I'd like some advice on replacating a bathroom cabinet which like, using some different materials. This is what I would like to achieve: However, instead of the dark wood, I would like to use zebrano. I was going to use the zebrano vaneer from the following website, but it only...

"I believe" you can recommend a good brand I think you mean!

ha ha!! Too small for myself and my girlfriend.

I won't be living in the property for that long as I am hoping to move on in under a year.

no - i would just tile to beneath the plinth up to the legs of the units.

hmm, that's a bit of a nightmare, thought it was quite common now.

I currently have a Alpha boilers PB24. It is sat on top of the work top at the moment and I'd like to have it moved into the cupboard beneath. What are the regulations regarding this? I've heard that it needs to be a certain distance off the floor, is this a corgi issue or a technical issue...

Hi, hope someone can come up with a plan. Basically i would like these taps on the side of my bath: then I would also like a shower rose on the ceiling like this (ignore valve and rest of it): Now my problem is I am on a bit of a tight budget and without spending a fortune I...

Might be the wrong section, but a simple quick question. Am fitting my kitchen next week, and have been thinking of ripping out the old one then tiling the floor before fitting the new units. I'm now thinking I should fit the new units first, then tile the floor last as I am not going to tile...

ok - cheers

are the arms on fixed shower heads universal? Or do diffferent companies have different fitments? The reason I ask is that I would like to purchase a square head fixed shower which has a right angle arm. I'd like to swap the arm for a vertical arm that comes down from the ceiling.

hmmm, 12mm I think. I was thinking of using both for floor and walls. the walls are plasterboard, which have been previously tiled or skimmed. I will ask if they do any thinner for the walls, but I suspect they only sell one thickness.

and... it's only about half the tiles being used for the floor, the rest is for the wall, would it be better to get normal, non flexible adhesive and grout for this (cheaper?) thanks in advance.

thanks and do you know what people use on light travertine? I think white would look cleaner, although ivory or natural would match the tile. personal preference, or is there a rule of thumb?