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Looking at options here for a sorry tale. We had an extension built with a concrete floor with screed laid and builder advised that it would be safe (and dry enough) to lay laminate on. However after a month or so the laminate we laid started to buckle and lift circa 1mm around some of the...

Looking at options here for a sorry tale. We had an extension built with a concrete floor with screed laid and builder advised that it would be safe (and dry enough) to lay laminate on. However after a month or so the laminate we laid started to buckle and lift circa 1mm around some of the...

Hi there We're looking at knocking through from kitchen to dining room and adding a utility room to the kitchen. Looking at my local authority's website it seems to say that these need to be of the wired type for new builds. It therefore infers that I can continue using the battery...

Hi there Knocking through a small kitchen into a dining room and adding a utility room onto the side of the kitchen whilst revamping the kitchen totally. Have checked the local authorities website and cannot find any mention that either a cooker hood or xpelair device are mandatory...

Hi there Looking at new kitchen and extension and as part of it considering options for flooring. Ten years ago had what were considered decent quality tiles layed on the chipboard (this looks as though its what it is) floor. I guess due to the flexibility of the chipboard over the past 5...

Currently I have a flue which protrudes from a garage where the bolier is positioned to outside. Looking to build an extension such that the flue would then be enclosed in the extension in a utility room. Can anyone tell me the regulations please? Are there kits to enable the gas to purge...