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The thinner hinge wouldn't hold the weight of the door for very long

Go down to you're local tool hire store, hire a petrol cutter and cut it back yourself .I wont take long

Any electrical supplier will recomend a fan,the fan will throw the fumes out at speed causing them to mix with air quicker

Yes a motorised fan,you'll have problems venting downwards as hot air rises do you have any filters in your cooker hood?

Replace the grill with a fan,and block off you chimney before the rain destroys your house

Your chimney maybe capped off if its no longer used,How about fitting a wall fan where your ducting exits so the smells dissapate quickly rather than linger

Yes a seized pump would lock out the boiler and the unvented cylinder has its own expansion vessel

Go on line to TomTom website and email they're support line

Your switch without socket has been turned sideways thats why the connections look different turn it vertical and look at the connection markings again

Post pics asap if you can

I dont see why not though it'll be slippy so watch out

Hard board or ply fixed to your floorboards would be fine,you can use angled beading round the edges .A stanley knife.a steel rule and double sided tape to hold it down are the tools you need for fitting.If you can get a large sheet of paper you can use that as a template.Fit it onto your floor...

You could use a push fit fitting below the floor or scrape chrome plating back and solder. Look up screwfix for your waste pipes and waste

He means you cant give advise without seeing the job

What do you mean by ''back up'' immersion heater,what heats his water now?

Yes and they'll be getting offers for there story as we speak. If the guy as the end of your street claimed he never had a childhood thats why he's got kids in his house ,would we believe him?

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I've got bamboo down it looks great but,I wouldn't recomend it for bathrooms from experience

external unless the internal corners run off

I'd go for angled beading,it'll help protect the corner from damage as well as a better finish