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    Securing IKEA Cabinets to Crumbly Wall

    Thanks for the replies and tips. By the way, the thing about these Platsa cabinets is that they're really hollow so you can only really fasten them using the specific anchor points and hardware. Now that you mention the batten, I realise I was probably going overkill. It may be something to do...
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    Securing IKEA Cabinets to Crumbly Wall

    I'm in the middle of fitting out one of my walls (almost end to end, top to bottom) with IKE Plasta cupboards and have come into a bit of an issue in the first column of cupboards. My house is a Victorian terraced house and the render/plaster on the walls is very crumbly (and maybe even the...
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    Filling or plastering gap behind skirting in old victorian house

    Yep, I did think of that for a moment before thinking they're above floor level. Also, there are large ventilations paths beneath the boards. Thanks I actually waited for quite a while but didn't see your message as, for some reason, I didn't get an email notification. I'm assuming it's...
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    Filling or plastering gap behind skirting in old victorian house

    Well, I've removed it now and need to fill it up. I managed to not damage the boards too much. @ree, I appreciate your to-the-point reply but I have just read it now. The wall in question is a party wall, by the way. I've discovered there are 4 cavities (at the bottom along the length of the...
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    Filling or plastering gap behind skirting in old victorian house

    Hi, I am removing skirting from one side of my living room (ground floor) to install bookshelves right up against the wall and also to prevent mice from running around, scratching and making holes after I’ve put the shelves up. Being an old Victorian house there is a bare brick behind the 8”...
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    Over 6' high fences

    Cheers all for the great suggestions and links. I think I'll go for the gravelboard one Best wishes.
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    Over 6' high fences

    The current ones are completely "gone". They've sagged and developed gaps. I think it's because they were never treated. We want proper fences as my Mum don't like the men form next door looking over the fence (it's a care-home). So, will we have to adapt standards panels then? If we wanted to...
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    Over 6' high fences

    Hi, We already have some 5' high 6' wide fences slotted into concrete posts which are approximately 4"x4". The posts go up 7' in the air above ground and are set in concrete. We want to change the panels for 6'6" or 7' ones. Are there any issues we need to be aware of like wind etc., and...
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