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That's the purpose of the post. Splashback angles won't look good plus it's made of vinyl not heat resistant; has to be metal not sure if I can use timber?

This is an old pic of the kitchen with the gas hob, I don't have a close up but can be guessed the hob was sitting on the worktop, but foolishly he cut the worktop part behind the hob; exactly where salt/pepper pots sit in the photo and that's why we have the gap now.

He did it wrong, the worktop was extending behind the cooker area but he carelessly cut it out without doing his calculations; hence we ended by the gap otherwise would have been perfect. There was gas hob before siting on the worktop before.

Then he shouldn't have taken the job, he's been to the property to quote for the works. He knew what's required.

There is nothing behind cooker. I called him, he came he took it out but couldn't push it back and he left as it is, pathetic. He cut plinth with multitool. I was shocked, he was lazy to get jigsaw from the van!

There is no gas pipe, cookers don't go all the way back to the wall. The work top was one piece and he cut the bit behind the cooker.

Quadrant tiles? Hanging in the air?

Hi I sent a gas engineer to replace a gas cooker at a rental property but made a mess of it, there is gap between wall and cooker as in pics. What part can I put there?

It says on the eggshell but doesn't say on the emulsion, matt or silk so should mean something. It's a trial of another paint, it should do better than the ones have tried in the past, the bottom line is whatever I do will fail if tenants don't provide ventilation and heating between Oct to...

I don't think so, it says resistant to condensation, if gathers condensation on surface then leads to mould, it says mould resistant on the tin, it's similar to bathroom paint and perma white. Better than matt and silk when comes to condensation, matt being the worse. I spoke to Dulux; they...

Hi I just come across the above paint, which says condensation resistant. Has anyone used it, is it recommended??

That's right, rooms need ventilation and heating in winter otherwise condensation leading to mould. No matter which plaster as is irrelevant. Tenants want to save on heating bills and it's too cold to open windows. I will stick to the same paint dulux vinyl silk as before better than matt.

Sorted: Called Dulux they said light sand 180-200g to get the sheen out and paint, no need for primer. A builder came to quote me said needs primer and asked me to get: 20 litre leyland primer, 40 litre wall paint, 20 litre ceiling paint, 20 litre satin paint. Plus bathroom and kitchen paint...

Wall needs to be decorated, current paint is Dulux Vinyl Silk, I will be using same. Is sand and paint enough or do I need to prime wall then vinyl silk? Walls are skimmed and sound, minimal repairs.

Plastered solid brick wall

It's not lime plaster, skimmed 10years ago, gypsum

Hi I am painting a rental property; outside walls don't have cavity, without sufficient heating and ventilation are prone to condensation and mould in the winter months. They were painted with Dulux Vinyl silk then tried Dulux bathroom sheen paint but neither solved the issue. The builder is...

It's weird if different spec for same part number; there is only one Manrose QF100T. Assume typo...

I know now the expensive one can do click and collect but not the other

Hi What's the difference between these 2 fans if any; both from BQ? https://www.diy.com/departments/manrose-qf100t-bathroom-extractor-fan-dia-100mm/630896_BQ.prd?srsltid=AfmBOopz8MCqzB9desmTUkVvV-CMd7OtDvECIlHIs3TK2RYmrwH61k0nuCM...