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I don't think there is it looks tight up against the wall in pictures which would mean cutting into the back I suppose.

How to hide the gap though? plus we want to tile round the basin that's why I'm thinking it's not going to be possible. Any ideas

Hi we're getting our floor tiles done in the downstairs bathroom soon and we wanted to replace the basin with a corner one, but the waste pipe is a problem. Is it possible? without having to cut a hole through the middle? Corner Unit

This is a pic from the fuse box There's a rich star 13amp fuse in the FCU How's best to add a single socket?

I'm currently running a extension lead just wanted something tidy, I could run the extension lead up the wall and around to the socket. The cable from the top goes to this.

How easy would it be to add a single socket for our treadmill? I think the previous home owner has added a double socket, so I'm not sure, would it be possible to run a cable And attach a single socket?

@crank39 Just wanted to say thank you fixed the door, wouldn't of dare try if it wasn't for your advice (y)

I'm hoping I can get away with painting whilst hung, something underneath to catch drips but I'll go v light with the paint

I'm hoping to try 1 that's hung and see how it goes, atm ive primed the patches on the repaired door

I'm not sure it's this, I think it's waterbased.

I've got some old wilko primer left in the garage I'm hoping to use just to prime. I'll give them a light sanding with 180. Then use up the dulux satinwood I've got. I just wasn't sure due to the wood grain effect the sanding won't reach all of it. I've filled the door so I'll leave it a day...

I'll try the wood filler. Tetrion is the other filler I've got. Appreciate the advice

I'd rather leave the doors hanging, the damaged one I've removed, due to painting the door frame, and not put back due to the damage. It got damaged due to the dog knocking it over and it hit the bed frame. Would toupret wood repair filler or toupret interior filler be ok to use?

Thank you I've got no saw horses but I can use my work bench and power rack to hold. I'm still wondering if I need to sand with it being woodgrain effect I won't be able to reach all the areas without loosing the woodgrain effect, and should I prime overthinking it as usual

Sorry I don't understand, no idea what you mean? I've seen people resting them on a sawhorse, but I've only got a bench

I know there cheap but there's nothing wrong with them, they'll look new with some paint. I don't fancy having to replace 10 doors

Would they need to be sanded lightly before using satinwood?

I think the mark is from previous attempts at altering the door, when the covers off it hits the brickwork. I've noticed the paints chipping off so I'm wondering if I can paint it with some hammerite. So if I remove the screws,lift up the hinge.. Hopefully it's not to difficult. I'll have a...

The door can't hit the brickwork it doesn't open that far, but yes I'd imagine it's from being opened to far with force. Is it a case of taking off the top caps and lifting? I can't see any grub screws