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Ah, now I understand! Thank you honda and mw.

Wait, what.....it doesn't need glue/resin and sticks on with silicone sealant alone?! This is a game changer.... But how do I stop the trim from sagging while applying silicone if I haven't attached it to the concrete above somehow? Or will wedging it into the flexible filler be enough?

https://postimg.org/image/cblt048cj/ If I am to rip it off, scrape off the hardened epoxy and start over, I need another way of applying and maintaining the pressure while the epoxy hardens.

The top border panel on the inside managed to come loose and started to sag a few months ago and was being held up only because the ends were wedged against the vertical border panels. I ignored it, but this week the draught was really starting to annoy me so I got some epoxy resin and sealant...

I used a spirit level to check and it is level. How do I check if the gutter is correctly fitted to the pipe? I can't seem to put a pipe or anything in from the evaporating dish end as there seems to be bend or something a few cm above. From the top end, the pipe seems to be clear as I...

My Zanussi ZRB32213WA is pooling water at the bottom of the fridge compartment. So far I have: Left the unit turned off to defrost. Stuck a 30cm zip tie down the drain hole and jiggled. Blew air down the drain hole through some tubing. Put bicarb soda and vinegar down the drain hole. Checked...

Just to check, would I need to turn the water supply off at the isolating valve before replacing the head?

Unfortunately the bottom and sides of the stairs is paneled off, so I can't see under it. Hard board, meaning the tread board?

Thank you, I'll look into those.

One particular step makes a loud clunking sound when stepped on. It's not a quiet squeak, but almost as if there is a significant gap between the tread and whatever it is resting on. The stairs are carpeted, but looks like an individual piece of carpet for each step instead of one long piece of...

One of the bathroom pillar taps is acting up: the handle only grips and controls the flow of water when it is lifted a few mm above the faucet. If it's left to drop, the handle just spins. I've read other threads about spinning handles requiring a new valve kit for spinning handles. Is this the...