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Really helpful, cheers

I'll have a fiddle, thanks

Super; thanks!

Many thanks ✌

Our washing machine inlet hose is connected to it. In an attempt to turn the water off to the machine (for a separate repair!), I've found out that turning the lever doesn't actually stop the water - there's still a drip from the end of the pipe. I'll be able to repair it myself, if I know the...

Hi all My old marble-tiled shower (pictured) is leaking from the gaps between the tiles. I think it's mainly coming from the hairline gap that runs along the bottom edge of the tiles, where they meet the shower tray, but I'm gonna re-do the whole lot anyway. My plan is to use an oscillating...

Cheers, some of these solutions are really interesting. I did think about the film, but the reduction in light (particularly in cooler months) is something we definitely don't want (the light makes the room, essentially).

Hi all We're having the old draughty doors and lower windows replaced (in the attached photo). New doors and lower windows will have integrated blinds. We're keeping the angled windows in the roof though... So what are the options for us installing blinds in the angled windows in the roof? Is...

Agree, cheers

Design/appearance over function on this one!

It does, because I need the space to install the coving. The coving is 10cm in height, and needs about a 14cm gap from ceiling to project the light. Additional storage as you described was one option, but I like the idea of wraparound coving lighting

Hi all Mid-way through floor-to-ceiling walk in wardrobe build (two rows of stacked units, built on a ladder frame, and battened to the walls). Wondering what to have at the top of the wardrobe, bearing in mind I'll eventually be attaching LED coving to the front (so I can have integrated...

Really helpful, thanks. I'll avoid the revolving option for now; perhaps something for a modification in the future. ☮️

'We' are having a shoe collection issue, so this solution would be apt....

Thanks. The idea of verticals attached to floor/ceiling frame makes sense :D I'll give it a bash

Hi all As part of a walk-in-wardrobe build, I want a column of shelves sandwiched between two wardrobes in a corner ('column C' on the picture) The wardrobes are floor-to-ceiling, sturdy, and attached to the walls with battens. Although sturdy, unlike the wardrobes, Column C obviously doesn't...

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Hi all. I'm removing the housing of the pictured FM/TV socket to make way for a wardrobe sitting directly against the wall. Do these sockets have an electrical supply to them, and is there anything I need to consider to 'make safe' before it's simply plastered/covered over? Thanks

What a shame; I was planning on blaming my mother-in-law.

Help! An upstairs toilet that never gets used looks like this (attached). It looks dirty, but actually isn't. It seems to be stained or scuffed or something, below the water line. Can anyone help identify the problem, please? Thanks