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I recently bought some 4x2 for a stud wall partition in a garage, to make a utility room. The wood i bought had just been delivered to the timber yard, and was soaking wet. I seperated it on batons, on the garage floor for a week, to let it dry out. I'm half way thro, but am a tad worried that...

Hello! I have an bay window area in the kitchen where the gas meter is, and I want a 2-seat window seat there. Its of the style you see in old fashioned pubs, pine clad seat and angled back-rest, with a cushion in the seat and back. Anyone know of any sites where they have designs and...

Here is what I did with my 1930's 12 foot thick cemented black and wihte rectangle tiles....and very simple, without "death by a million tile shards! After picking out a piece of tile out of my toe, that went thro my trainers!, and bled for 2 weeks.....I went to my local wood yard. Purchase...

What Dewey said. I thought it was bitches pee because girl dogs squat, and dogs lift their leg on a tree. My Shih-tze dog squats??, but thats shih-tzues for ya. I suggest you move to Manchester. It never stops raining, so its instantly washed away.

Having ripped out my old 60s sink (in my 1930's house), and capped off the hot and cold, I find that the copper pipes are sunk into the cement on the wall. When I rendered up the wall, I just went over where the pipes were exposed ( about 6"). I only skimmed the front, so behind the pipes (1")...

I have fitted a monoblock tap to a new sink. Its working fine, and is sealed well. The only problem is that it is quite wobbly, not ridged. I thought it was because the sink was cheap, and the stainless steel thin. Then I remembered that I used Tails, not ridged pipe. Do tails on a monoblock...