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Replacing Existing Wooden Claddingg
I need to replace the existing painted wooden vertical cladding to an old farm outbuilding.The boards are tongued and grooved. My father was a time served joiner - but, sadly, no longer with us. What basic things do I need to be mindful of ie. : 1 Thickness of boards. 2. Type of wood. 3 Space between boards to allow for expansion. 4 Preparation of boards before fixing - type of primer, paint etc. 5 Type of nails, screws etc for fixing. Many thanks for your advice. much appreciated
fit wooden bannister with metal spindles
hi i’m looking how much it would be to fit a 2400 banister with metal spindles i have the bannister and spindles it is jus the landing part as i don’t have anything going down the stairs thankyou
Can I hang louvered doors in front of an open stairway?
Hi all, I have a bedroom loft conversion which is entered with an open stairway (approx. same height as a standard door frame and was hoping to have louvred doors as the entrance to the bedroom. Would it be possible to hang to louvred doors in front of the staircase? I would like to have them hinged centrally to be bifold – as the landing space would be quite small. Would this require a full door frame for the louvred doors or is there any other options? For example, could I hand them off the side of the wall or attach to a wooden baton for the hinges? Thanks Han
kitchen fitting
How much to fit a kitchen fully worktops' cupboard island just installation not material's
Signs of dry rot
I've been told that our floorboards have dry rot, although I'm not convinced. What are the signs of dry rot?
Cost to fix loft hatch
What sort of cost am I looking at to fix a badly installed loft ladder? I think the hole has been cut in the wrong place and it's too wide, so there's a large wooden frame to cover the gap in the ceiling.
What the PEFC is?
Can you explain to me what the PEFC is? what the PEFC is?
Removing old nails from wood
What's the best method and tool for removing old nails from wooden floorboards?
Joiner or window fitter?
If I'm planning to have wood frame windows installed, would it be better to use a window company or a joiner?
REMOVE SECTIONS OF SOFA
I have a large five seater corner leather sofa, the two end sections are manual recliners and clip onto the main sofa. I want to remove two middle sections completely, leaving one central seat section and the two reclining corner sections. Am I able to do this?
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