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Like 6 years old, think I got it in BnQ. I'm not entirely sure of the wood or wood effect, it might be light Beech. I have no offcuts at all. :( Edit: And it's "click" laminate, no glue involved.

Any suggestions on how to fix the small chip on the corner of one of the sections in my laminate flooring: The two pence is purely to give an indication of size: Any suggestions would be most appreciated.

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Hmmf rough area this.. A think a bird house would get hoff inched.

I can do any sized turkey...... Yeah I just kinda threw carving in there I wasn't really serious. :oops:

lol for the suggestions. I'm seriously keeping it now. I don't want the tree to go. I feel like it's part of me.. More suggestions like the ply wood = bird table please. :D

So I got this tree stump in the front garden. Completely sick of trying to cut it any lower, decided just to leave it as is.. Having surrounded it with cheap pebbles from BnQ it kinda growing on me.. But I feel it could look a bit better but I'm not sure where to start. Any suggestions on...

Think this one will do the job.. http://www.savoydoors.co.uk/Exterior-Doors-Hardwood-Oak-And-Pine-glass-and-Panel-Doors/Pine-Back-Doors-With-Glass/Pine-2XG-Clear-Glazed-Door/prod_690.html

Hope it's not against the rules to revive my old thread. It seems it's been hijacked in my absence. :lol: Anyway I took the advice that I could afford and switched off the radiator out in the porch and fitted the inside door with a heavy curtain for the winter to keep the heat in and...

that was the problem, no hot water. So I should attempt to remove this white stuff which seems to have melted to the metal entrance before fitting the new element? It's very hard to remove.

Can you tell me is a whiteish substance around heating element entrance is something I should be concerned about?

Good point.. :oops: Ok brilliant I shall get my hands on one of those ohms bad boys. Thanks for your help rocks1.

Hi, thanks for the quick reply. I'm not sure I follow. I can't really get to the back of the washing machine due to it being integrated. However I found a couple of videos about replacing the heating element, albeit on other models of washing machines, and in each video the heating...

For some time now, perhaps about 6 months, my integrated washing machine has been giving off nasty odour during the spin cycle. I have tried the following things to solve this problem over the months: I have removed and cleaned the waste pipes that join the sink. (I've been unable to...

I suppose you have a point. The main aim is to stop the condensation which I assume is a result of cold from the single glazing and the freezing cold tiled floor out on the porch and the warmer air from house. The problem would be the internal door. The post below seems to be my answer...

I do have two small vents on the wooden frame between two of the windows but obviously not sufficient enough to ventilate and reduce the condensation properly. Unfortunately there are no windows to open, purely a back door. on the right of those pictures. Some brilliant advice there though...

I'm not even sure you would call it a porch to be honest. The whole thing however is external protruding from the house. Here's a picture from the inside to give you an idea. Please excuse the mess in all these photo's: Here's the floor tiles that are holding the cold Here's...

I have a porch which is enclosed with single glazing and a small but useless radiator. The floor was originally wood panelling but the condensation was so bad the wooden floor got damp and began to rot despite my attempts to keep it dry. I cannot afford to put in double glazing to sort...