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I am looking to buy a garage and found one that was unused for 10-15 years and is in poor condition overall (the price reflects that). It has a concrete roof that is covered with bitumen, while the front is made out of bricks. The bitumen is likely damaged as I can see a significant leak on the...

Builders in our flat are replacing floor joists and sub-floors as the old ones were sagging and loud. The new OSB boards are 25mm thick. They finished the job and I have to now sign it off. Pretty much all of the floor seems to be OK, i.e. it is even and quiet, but there are a few spots where...

Hello, We have a wardrobe with two glass doors. The glass got smashed in one of them. I attach a picture of how it looks. What would be the best way of getting another piece of glass for this? I don't even know where to start, I don't think they make these any more. Many thanks, kreutz

Hi guys. We have a bunch of meeting rooms in our office building and one of our clients requested a one-way-mirror (along with a bunch of tech) to run research groups. It is quite a long contract so we might be going ahead. A research group is where they introduce a product to a bunch of...

Hi, I have a 4x4 meter room in my office which is used for video conferencing. I would like to light up that room using indirect fluorescent lighting as the current lighting is terrible. We sublet that room to clients sometimes and some of them were unhappy with the lighting (on the far end)...

Hello, I have an office with an oval table that is mostly used for video conferencing. There are presently four modules of fluorescent light tubes (each x4) in all corners of the room. The table is placed diagonally. I tried to draw a diagram but I am using my netbook where mouse control is...

Hello, This is a question about types of fluorescent tubes. I presently have 3 x 4 = 12 fluorescent tubes in my office. The light level is good, however, I am unhappy with the heat that they emit. A friend of mine has two 4 ft (!) fluorescent lights in one of the rooms of his house and...

Hi, sorry if the answer is really obvious, but is there a device that could suck the air from outside (for ventilation purposes) into a room through a relatively small hose?

Hello, We are renting a few office rooms near a very busy junction in London (its the first floor and there are lots of buses, ambulances, police vehicles passing by all the time). We have recently decided to turn one of them into a video conference room so it has to be very quiet. Last...