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Remarka6le
Amassing an Audience
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In the vast landscape of home improvement, few decisions spark more debate than whether to tackle a project yourself or call in the professionals. Amo ...

MaddiC
Finding My Feet
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    Hi I’m after some advice on cost and difficulty (big job or relatively doable) regarding a bathroom floor/wall re-tile. The photos show the cu ...

Remarka6le
Amassing an Audience
21 replies

Utilising unused roof space into a storage area & creating an easier to traverse roof walk space. THE SCENARIO Storage has always been an iss ...

KayKay
Just Starting Out
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Hello, I have recently renovated my Kitchen including changin the water lines, so I had to partially change my kitchen hybrid floor board. I now have ...

JoWhato
Finding My Feet
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Hi I have taken all my old cupboards out and are putting in Kaboodle ;-). My question is what should I put on the floor where my free standing oven i ...

Kelli-H
Growing in Experience
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So, we are renovating our ensuite, taking it back to the bones (and even replacing some!) We are currently taking up the old flooring - think, 1980' ...

jefferydeducke
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I have accidentally used a wet vacuum over my tiles and let it dry - but they seem to have left these tiger-stripe like streaks. Warm water and ...

Kelli-H
Growing in Experience
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We are revamping our pantry and wanting to remove the slate flooring. Is this something we can do ourselves, or is it best to hire a professional for ...

daniel_leong
Just Starting Out
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Hi all, my name is Daniel and a DIY novice here. I would like to replace about 2 metres of my pine skirting, which was water damaged. The pine mouldin ...

Shellcam
Getting Established
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        Hi there, Recently we had new carpet installed in our 20 year old house. The new carpet is thicker than the old and has caused a problem ...

Sipi
Just Starting Out
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Hi, I would like to repaint our slate floor in a grey color, but I'm unsure about the steps to take. We've been living in the house for 12 years and h ...

emmab1986
Building a Reputation
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hello team, How do I fill the gap shown in the attached photos    thanks!   

NicoleDIY
Growing in Experience
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I have had to get new yellow tongue flooring laid at my front door. Before retiling I have applied two coats of the bondall timber waterproofer. Is th ...

HD1
Finding My Feet
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Freshly painted dulux vivid white wall is the perfect contrast for a monochromatic scheme. Black acoustic panels behind the built-in entertainment un ...

PBado
Just Starting Out
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I have removed tiles from my shower floor by scraping then grinding away old adhesive. I am still left with a smoothie surface, with no loose adhes ...

Jo_Lake
Growing in Experience
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Hi, we are about to have a new slab poured for an extension (i.e. tear down, bump out, rebuild PROPERLY) and after nearly falling over dead when I hea ...

Garen
Just Starting Out
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Hi Team, Im replacing a subfloor in my bathroom and getting conflicting info in what i should be using. Ill list my project below 1950s house with f ...

dr_harika
Growing in Experience
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Hi, so I've been trying to update a small kitchen 2m x 2m and removing a bench where the floorboards were not finished below the bench. I've stuffed ...

daniel_kwok72
Finding My Feet
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Hi there I am planning to build a abseco shed (3m x 2.26m) one in my garden. I have excavated an area which was buffalo grass before, and I am plann ...

rmnp
Just Starting Out
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Hi team, bottom row tiles of my bathroom have hairline cracks and building up would. There are no signs of water leakage to the walls. And cracks are ...

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