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Are all construction companies gas safe registered? Should they legally be? How does this work?
Green stuff on walls and floor of basement
Hi, need some help. I notice in the basement today, there is a lot of green stuff on the wallls and floor. It's my first time seeing this. Images link below, thank you. Can anyone tell me what this is? is it dangerous to health? and how to get rid? https://ibb.co/BKQLK9S https://ibb.co/8BYd6Sk https://ibb.co/2ZGvmyF Thank you
Building a drive
Can I use slabs and gravel for a permeable drive 5 sqare metres
Chimney brest removing or cut out
Is it possible to cut into a large chimney brest to insert a large range cooker without removing it all
Fiberglass garage doors
Are fiberglass garage doors any good? Why/why not?
Sand for foam matting
I am laying foam matting under a child’s swing what sand do I use as leveller?
Install mains waste to existing downstairs toilet
An existing downstairs toilet using a Saniflow system has never worked correctly. I want to explore if the floor from the toilet can be dug up, across a hallway, through a kitchen to the mains. We have underfloor heating which I believe is a wet system. Distance from toilet to outside is approximately 5m.
OSB-3 installation
Can you lay OBS tongue & grove first and put skirting boards on top or fix the skirting boards first then lay the floor down up to them ? (Having carpet fitted on top )
Chimney breasts load bearing?
Hi, I'm considering chimney breast removal for my home. Are chimney breasts a form of load bearing?
Brick replacement
A house I'm looking at buying looks like it needs the bricks replacing around the base of the patio door, not sure if it is poor fitting or frost damage, awaiting the results of the building survey. The patio door could probably do with replacing too. Could you take the patio door out and replace a couple of lines of bricks (probably about ten feet across the wall) prior to installing a new door? Would you have to wait for these to cure/mortar to dry prior to fitting a new door?
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