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Just noticed I can pull the timber away to reveal the screws for the hinges. I could hacksaw through them? Is this going to be easier than drilling?

Any idea how I can sort this? I have tried fishing it out with a removal tool but cant get anything else in, the broken piece is too tight.

What should I finish it with? I was thinking about this: http://www.ronseal.co.uk/products/perfect-finish-diamond-hard-floor-varnish

What about these bits? I assume this was when my heating was installed. Should I just take the screws out and countersink them? I have a few large gaps, can I use the sandings and some resin type stuff? Mick

Ok, this is the plan: Finish getting metalwork out of floor. Sand with belt and edge or hand sander. (working gradually finer, I will google what grades to use. Fiinish with something. (Not sure what) How to i manage the transition to carpet? The carpet is higher than the wooden floor...

It has a few cracks and holes that I will need to fill, so might just do this and then lining paper over. Its not really that badly damaged.

Just took the wallpaper off and was going to skim but plaster looks ok in most places. We plan on painting the walls, should I skim (not done before) or use liner paper? Cheers,

What about the gaps in between?

Hi, I have just pulled up my carpet and found these floor boards. Apparently they are maple. Can I restore them somehow? How? Mick

I have just bought the Kingspan, Im going to screw to the rafters then stick polystyrene tiles on to it. Still not sure about the walls but dont want to do anything to the outside. I think I will do the same as the ceiling, screw some Kingspan to them then plasterboard.

I have had a change of plan. Im going to sill the gaps with expanding foam, then screw Kingspan to the rafters, then Im just going to finish it with polystyrene tiles! No need for any plasterboard. What do you think?

Does anyone have a link for thermal backed plasterboard? 6 x 3 would be best but I cant find.