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I know, I have another clue. He said it would need to be put down the day before.

The man said glue, so not sure...

Yes but its a really solid tile like concrete.

Hi All :) I guy came to quote for our floor and said that we'd need a glue first so that the tiles stick. What type of glue did he mean? If you see the pic of the floor its very solid, like concrete really. Any ideas? Thanks

The head of the bolt. It was star shaped and had very little structure so it wore down really quickly. Now its basically round.

Yes that's it.

Hi, Bit of an odd problem. We have this side table and the bolt is worn to I can't tighten it. How might I stick the table stem to the base? Maybe welding? But where would I get such a small job done (if needed) I'm in the UK. I've attached picture to give a better idea. Pic 1 is the...

Thanks for the feedback. This is a bit complex for me and I'm sure I will just end up making mistakes. Someone should be coming around on Monday I will get them to have a look :)

Okay all makes sense now. The boiler change was something that was already on the cards. And I hold my hand up I chose the sink and tap with no knowledge at all about water pressure. Mystery solved cheers guy :)

The risks were too high :) Here the pic, as you can see there is so little room. https://www.dropbox.com/s/sn264fqublt3i30/2016-01-08%2023.40.40.jpg?dl=0

Lol will do when the OH is out the bath :)

Hi thanks for the replies. Yes the sink did come with a tap and I think the water is in the loft.

We got a handyman to change our kitchen sink and since then the hot water has been running really slow. He said there was nothing we could do about it and that changing our bolider to combi boiler would sort it. Does this make sense? Thanks

Hi All, We have a bath that is mega tight to the wall and I need to replace the taps/shower mixer. Can anyone suggest any set that would be good to use in such a bath? Thanks

Thanks for all the replies. This is a lot more complex than I thought. Is there a type of cavity insulation that gets around this problem? Or could you fill the bottom of the cavity with one material and the top with another?

We had a energy inspection yesterday and we have rubble in the cavity wall. Who would be best to contact to get rid of this? Also, how much do these types of jobs cost? Thanks

Yeah I was thinking it highly unlikely to be something manufactured. I guess I'd have to get it custome made but I can't see a single example of one online.

We have a bit of a problem with this doorway. We need to split the kitchen from what will be a Professional Counselling room. We are not keen for any solid door solutions as we don't think it will work. So the only option we can think of is hanging beads. However, I cannot find hanging beads...

Many thanks for the reply. This is so much more complex than we thought it would be. Could you tell me from your experience does one offer stand out better than the others? Or any that you would avoid?

Hi All :) Would it be possible for anyone with the relevant knowledge to give their opinion on these three quotes? They don't mean much to me, any help would be great :) Offer 1: The profile of re enforced u.p.v.c window that we use is VEKA HALO SUSTEM 10. The glass that we use is A RATED...