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MK panel with fuses

Just for interests sake, this is what the local guy around here charges.... https://www.thewindsorhandyman.co.uk/Prices/

Might be worth trying some oxalic acid to remove the stain.

What a about one of these? 30mins to 2hour options https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Timers_Index/Immersion_Heater_Timers_2/index.html#Immersion_Heater_Timers_SMTGBT4

Looks like the previous repair was done with clear epoxy. I don't think you'll get an invisible repair bit you could look at using milliput putty. Carefully remove the old expoxy with a razor blade, try and chamfer or groove out the edges of the cracks and then carefully fill with milliput and...

Ta, I'm away from home this week but will check what I have when I'm back home and post here

I might still have some spare hinge parts, can you post a pic of your broken part and I can check what I have?

Get some BAC50 Benzalkonium Chloride, works really well to kill moss and algae and inhibit regrowth.

Look at Lost-Tite screws, Toolstation stock them.

I think it was just a push fit with maybe a smear of silicone sealant but its been 3 years since I fitted it so my memory is a bit hazy, sorry. I've had zero problems so far with it though.

This is how my IKEA vanity is plumbed up if that helps

Did you try these guys? http://www.tiledoctor.co.uk I think they sell the products to diy as well. Also this site may be useful for info: http://www.pavingexpert.com/maintain.htm

OK had a look. My shower door is a Manhattan New Era Pivot Door 800mm NE80PDC. I found the spares that I have. There is a pin which is attached to the glass door at the top and the bottom. This pin sits in a socket which attaches to the frame. Your photo shows the socket which I think has the...

No worries, will look later tonight, im sure i have some, will let you know. Will try to find the manufacturer details too.

Had the same issue, shower screen delivered with one hinge broken, had to contact the manufacturer to post out some new ones. You could contact the manufacturer, the hinges i have look exactly the same as your one, if you dont know who the manufacturer is i can try to find the details from our...

Ok will knock off that section of the plinth and take a good look, i think the bricks underneath just dont have the same facing texture on them but point taken about contrast between plinth and brick, plus the front of the house needs repointing anyway so might be a good time to tackle it all at...

Thanks for the advice, no interior damp issues at all inside. House is double brick, flemish bond, no cavity. Would prefer to keep it in place as it looks like the first couple of rows of bricks are a totally different type so may never match. Will it be such an issue to keep it?

Hi everyone, I'm not even sure of the correct term for it lol, but the cement 'skirting' which covers the bricks at ground level has always been cracked and recently has broken away completely. I think I could patch it with more cement and a trowel but the colour probably wouldn't match...