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Thank you for the reply. Something like 10 mm or more than that?

Hi, I am fitting an Ikea Pax wardrobe as built in, with SpacePro sliding doors in front of it; My question is if I need to leave a gap between the wardrobe and the sliding doors rails. Cheers,

Thank you for the reply. It's a 60's house, so the ceiling is definitely not perfect.

I am refurbishing the bedroom and I plan to fit new sliding doors, probably the Spacepro system. You can see my opening in the pictures. My question is which should be ideal, to order custom height doors going up to the ceiling, or to keep a lower opening in order to accommodate the standard 2260mm?

No, are bearing on that piece of timber going through the worktop. Pretty ridiculous, anyway.

Having a better look, I have found a timber lintel for the door and a thick concrete one for the window. Could I maybe replace them both with a steel long one, from one end to another?

I would like to remove the wall between dining and kitchen but I am not sure if it is supporting something. Could anybody help me please with an advice?

Thank you. The plan was to have a normal kitchen hood - with its own motor, and the other one completely independent.

The kitchen I have is about 3x2.5m with a 3x3.5m dining connected to it. As there is an extension on front of them, it has no windows to help ventilate. My plan is to have a kitchen hood for the induction hob and also an inline extractor fan fitted in the extension to pull air from two points...

Yes, I will try this way. Thanks for the help!

Thank you. The idea is to have everything sorted before finishing the walls. I will definitely change the consumer unit.

Thank you! I was afraid of this :cautious:

I have not noticed any conduit in the loft, so I am assuming it is just buried then. In this case would normally still be possible to pull it out and replace it this way?

Hi, The property I just moved in was build in the 60's and untouched practically in the last 20 years or so. Reading around about what would be needed to be done in order to modernize it, one aspect was the electrics. As I prefer to do as much work as possible by myself, I would like to start...

Thanks for your help!

Thank you. I am planing to fit a combined toilet sink unit, so the pipework on that side should got hidden. It would worth to make them more tidy in a way or another? Regarding the radiator, what are you saying is that the pipes should get in the wall, right? On the other hand, should I be...

Hi, I am planing to update the bathroom in the house we just moved in and I would need some advice, please. I would like to tile the floor and the walls and to fit a towel radiator, but before that I wonder if it will be needed to make any changes regarding the pipes. I attached some pictures: