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As I said, I would prefer a hardwood door. How much would I be looking at to replace both the door and the door frame with hardwood versions? Much more than £500? Ta _____________________________________ lynda, moderator please note forum rule 9

Thanks glassman I'd love to replace it with a hardwood door. The reason I think £500 is a lot is because I don't even like upvc! I'd be paying £500 to replace a horrible door with an OK one, hence the refurbishment idea. However, there's a upvc frame as well so I presumed that it would...

Hi Moved into a house with THE ugliest upvc front door. I'd like to replace it, but it seems to cost around £500 to have a new one fitted from what I can see (please correct me if I'm wrong!). It's mainly the glazing that's horrible, it's frosted with this big red flower on it and lead...

hmm, I've just been searching the net and I've realised that there are loads of different shaped beadings etc, not just the quadrant type that I've seen. I think one of those 'reducer' types might do the trick.

Hi wood Forgot to mention that the height difference is slightly less than the height of any beading I've seen. It's probably more like 2-3mm (I'm at work so I can't measure it :)) so the beading would stick up at the top I thought about using beading and then putting a laminate plank on...

Sorry if I got the terminology wrong... I've almost completed the renovation of my house, but the staircase banister still looks ugly. It's heavily overpainted in white gloss, and appears to consist of base and handrails, newel posts at both ends and one in the middle, and the rest (where the...

Hi I recently fitted laminate flooring throughout my hallway and kitchen (not a bad job for a newbie, too!). My only problem is where the laminate meets the concrete steps at the front and back doors. These steps are around 3-5mm higher than the surface of the laminate (if that). At the...

Hi, new to this site Have been left in the lurch by a disappearing joiner, and I would like to try to fit our white acrylic bath panel myself. I'm comfortable making the frame to attach it to etc, but the panel doesn't actually fit in place (due to tiling on the floor) and so needs trimming...