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Hi, Posting this in a second section, because maybe the first one wasnt the correct place I Had a kitchen, bought from IKEA, fitted in March by a private kitchen fitter. The integrated dishwasher door has developed a problem. I can quite figure out what has happened , but basically the gap...

Hi, Maybe this isnt posted in the right section but heres my problem. Had a kitchen, bought from IKEA, fitted in March by a private kitchen fitter. The integrated dishwasher door has developed a problem. I can quite figure out what has happened , but basically the gap at the bottom between...

Yes the two single ovens are identical and are 3.5kw each.

Hello All, I read an interesting (possible) solution to a problem I have , just wanted a 2nd opinion. About to have a kitchen refit with two single ovens (3.5kw) and a separate hob.(7.5kw) I have a 6mm cable run from my consumer unit supplying a range cooker (which will be going) A possible...

Bloke says it was dipped and should be ok to paint by the end of the week. What you mean by a two part filler? Sorry to act like a thicko.

No takers yet!!?? Is it ok to fill the small holes with decorators chalk as i'm only gonna gloss it? I cant remember if i read that or dreamed it!?

Just had a part glazed door dipped, now i wanna paint it. Its a pine panel door, only the top half is glazed, it must be very old, wood doesnt look to good in places, small holes, chips, damage, wood shavings..., Also evidence of filler from what must have been a previous restoration...

Sorry the response has been so long, had set my mind on the bonding down method, but now as fitting is imminent, having second thoughts.... The room measures about 4.5m x 4.5m, new T&G boards will be laid onto pine floorboards which are 170mm wide. New T&G boards are 150mm wide and 19mm thick.

About to install a real wood floor on a sub floor I'm really concerned in case it has to come back up for any reason. Carpenter say glueing it down is the way forward. Gas main is under there, central heating and wiring. Is there a preferred method, making it easier to pull back up...