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I have some small wall tiles to replace and a few need cutting. The problem is the edges are not straight by design. So, if I cut the tile with a straight edge it will look silly. How do I cut it wavy to match the other edges?

I was thinking I could clamp the door and pull it apart at the joint, saw it down and re glue it??

Can they be pulled apart at a join? If I cut it off either end it won't look right, cutting at a join will mean I can simply glue the door back together minus a few inches.

I have recently altered my kitchen around and as a result I have made a cupboard slightly smaller than it's original size, hence, the original door is now too big. It's a bog standard pine effect mdf door, the type you get in any DIY shed. My question is can I resize it 3 inches smaller...

do i need to sand it all down to the board first?

what do i do with the gaps between the plaster boards?

I need to decorate a bedroom and i have no idea what to do! The problem is that around the room the paint is flaking - you can pick off 2/3mm pieces, leaving the plaster board exposed. This means if i paint over it it'll look hideous and also just flake off eventually. What on...

Morning all, My fence couldn't withstand the battering it took last nght but then again i could have blown it down myself! I intend to rebuild it with a proper fence this time and would like a bit of advice. I have a simple straight fence to erect but im confused as to how to join it up...

how should i go about fitting a curtain pole above this door (note the obstruction to the top right) Dan

Hmm interesting.

Well I'm not retarded so I need not worry. Also, I have no animals so it's all good there too. I think my neighbour has a ****** dog though, should I warn him not to let it in the shower? I'm confused, do dogs catch fire if you get them wet or do ******* spontaneously combust when showering...

Haha I was planning on taking everything apart with the power on till you said. ;)

You're quite right but I generally find that I can do most things after researching them. I had similar response when asking how to fix up an outside light but figured it out in the end and nothing went wrong (yet).

I'm trying figure out how my current lights are wired without taking anything apart. Switch on wall 2 gang, 2 light fittings in ceiling each controlled by the 2 switches independently. How would this be done - separately surely, or am I missing something? By separately I mean the...

Morning all, I'm going to be installing down lights and would appreciate some advice. My current set-up is as follows - One 2 gang switch controls 2 ceiling roses, each one has 3 spot lights which can be switched on and off by the 2 switches. So, half the room is lit or all is lit. I...

Big buckets for mixing SLC and tile adhesive? Thanks, Dan

What's the best way to cut a channel in a tile, by this i mean cutting a 2cm wide rectangle shape out from the middle of the tile to the edge, enabling the tile to fit round a unit edge on the floor. So the tile would look like the below, with a channel to accept the unit base. ----------...

I have a level subfloor apart from one high spot. The spot is about 3/5mm above the rest of the floor. My question is shall I grind it down before laying insulation board over the top? If I don't will my tiles look rubbish in that area? Many thanks, Dan

£22.50 a sqm. It's only 8sqm. I think it's a fair price.