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Yeah sounds like you're asking the right questions. Definitely needs some new beading. I found this tutorial online which may be of use: https://superhands.notion.site/How-to-Patch-and-Plaster-Near-a-Window-1a8eaf28850f8092a59cc09cc3d17533?pvs=4 Let us know how you get on.

Hey Graeme, Sounds like a solid plan! Yeah, you’d think by now someone would’ve invented crack-proof plasterboard . For gaps—butt them up tight, no need to leave a gap. The boards don’t really expand/shrink in the same way as timber. Just make sure they’re snug but not forced together. Screw...

Cutting flush and using an adaptor is a solid approach, but you’re right to consider the issue of the remaining socket being slightly wider after cutting. A few ways to handle this is: Cut carefully – Use a multi-tool or fine-tooth saw to get as clean a cut as possible. Deburr & smooth the...

You're welcome, let us know how you get on. Are you following any online tutorials at all?

1. Moisture meter – If you wanna be sure, grab a moisture meter. The Protimeter Mini is a solid choice, but even a cheap one off Amazon will do the trick. Just press it against the wall and see if it freaks out. Look & sniff test – Easiest way? Just have a look. Peeling wallpaper, weird...

Hey! It looks like the wallpaper's lifting, possibly due to the adhesive not sticking properly or some movement in the wall. Before you fix it, though, it’s worth checking for any signs of damp around the area just to be sure. If there’s no damp, that's great! If it's just an issue with the...

Mate, bathroom prep can be a minefield with all the conflicting advice! You're on the right track though, which is half the battle. For the floor: If you're using 22mm NoMorePly with their install guide (glued & screwed, taped joints, etc.), structurally it should be fine, but it’s best to tank...