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How bad is it? Any chance of a pic?

Don't stress, keep it simple and buy some quality external external silicone. http://www.screwfix.com/p/dow-corning-791-weatherproofing-silicone-sealant-brown-310ml/76697 Run a line of silicone along the glass and wood joint, once you tape off the glass and wood area where they join. In a...

If you have basic fit knowledge, then it should be a doodle. I've used this stuff on sticking everything to everything, it's an industrial strength silicone made available to domestic and commercial use. This is one advert that is actually true! :D I buy mine at £9.50, but you can get it...

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Important note before you start... "....In older properties, in the UK, earlier than about the late 1960's, added care must be taken if there is a chance that you are stripping lead based paint - avoid mechanical and heat methods of stripping (these could produce lead dust or fumes) and wear an...

because of the speed the water exits the cement and enters the block will cause it to show hairline crack, yes. Explaining on how to do this is not ideal, I'll let the experts on here guide you, or you could have a reputable local plasterer guide you on that.

With regs? Have you just had a full refurb/lost extension/kitchen extension? A mate down the road had a loft converted into a bedroom, and he was told in simples terms... "Fire doors in the attic area, and leading to..."

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I see your point, but a rushed job where weatherproof tarp is not used between the Gabions and retaining soil as a simple barrier, will definitely result in minor future issues. Gabions are ideal in the sense that .. You don't need to break the bank to get the work done. It will outlast the...

Emphasis is more so on the word "max", than "6" to be clearer; It comes down to how much water to paint ratio you use in the mist coat; the more water will only speed up drying time, but give you a thinner coverage.

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Keep it simply moi says. Have a look for Gabion baskets; it's not even rocket science for the labourers to do.

They'll be most likely 8x4' plyboards. :/ Last thing you want to do is to dismantle half the floor. Let me inbox you...

Ooops! When you say new floor? Does in come apart in sections?

If turning down the pressure won't work, then try these? Easy to fit, but not a big job for your plumber either.

Water pipe where a significant length has not been secured during installation, will shake when water gushes through. First things first, have it 'nailed' or screwed' into the wall/floor. These are just a few clip types you can get from your diy store.