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hi,see if you can get something like a compression hinge,sometimes used on kitchen doors,or put a soft closing stopper on again used on kitchen doors.

hi,this could work out to be a freeby,b&q do a cutting service,the 1st four cuts are free,take apart the unit,take it to b&q give the cutter your sizes,done.

hi,1st treat any spots on the door were there are any sap points leaking if any,then sand down the door,either varnish it or a gloss paint.

sorry mate,but im not going to change my name because some people cannot read properly.

not wise to take the mick out of people giving advice.

hi,before you have anything festened to your wall,it is worth having the wall made safe 1st,as it is full of mold and weeds growing tells me it is full of moisture,this will cause problems on its own,you are just adding to it,also throwing money away.

hi,1st off were the tiles sealed by the tiler after installation,if not wipe down with a dry cloth to remove the residue,then get the right tile sealant to suit that type of tiles as there are many different types of sealants.seal the tiles twice.i use a small roller to put sealants on,then wipe...

hi,just to let you know that there are corner toilets and corner sinks for small areas available.

forgot to mention,screw down at approx 150mm intervals,make sure your screws are not to long,

hi,i suppose you already know that plasterboard is only meant to take so much weight,anyway to answer your question the type of rawl plug to use should be for plasterboard,length ie:-1 inch plus thickness of plasterboard 10-12mm thick to make sure the splayed bits on the plug get a grip at the...

hi,no need to skim 900 side wall,use tilers primer to seal all the walls 1st,let dry up to an hour depending on room temp,then use tanking all over the shower area ,allow to dry overnight normally,the longer the better,you can buy full tanking systems for shower areas from your local tile shops.

cutter is fine,just checking did you say your floor tiles are 6mm,abit thin for the floor agood chance of cracking,check they are floor tiles

hi,22mm ply is fine on its own,but you must put noggins under each joint to make a solid floor with minimal movement,if you use hardybacker it can be screwed onto plyboard,just to let you know the type of adhesive for your tiles should be one of the natural stone type that is flexible,not...

hi,joists are fine,always screw down floor to make a solid base,then you should always board over chipboard because it is not waterproof,stupid to use it in wet areas anyway,not calling you stupid,anyway use either marine ply,or hardybacker,screwed down,then prime,then tile.

hi ,i know it might be late now to reply,but have you thought of building a false wall

these hole drilling sets are fine,i have used them,but make sure that you use water when drilling to stop them overheating and going blunt.

another most important rule of thumb is to leave some floors layed flat in the room where it is going to be layed at least 48 hours prior to being layed,read all instructions to avoid any problems later.

the b+q flooring in question,i have used in bedrooms and have had no problems,make sure to leave the expansion gaps around the perimeter.

make sure the flooring you are getting is suitable for wet areas,some floors are not siutable