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    How much is a Washing machine repair. Machine not spinning

    Asked by Dawn on 3rd Jan 2023
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    Colour-changing floor
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    Are there high quality, advanced flooring that can change colours?

    Asked by Patrick on 22nd Jun 2021
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    Sistering floor joists for increased load capacity
    Builders - 4 answers

    I would like to Sister floor joists on both sides to increase the load capacity of my upstairs floor The area is 5m x 3m that needs doing. How long would you expect this to take and what would be a rough estimate in cost? (Floor boards in tact and carpet would need to be re-laid on top.

    Asked by Sam on 11th Apr 2023
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    How do we replace laminate flooring?
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    We had a click together vinyl plank floor installed a few years ago but our dog has damaged one of the planks. We do have some leftover planks but we're not sure how to remove and replace it as we didn't install it. Is it easy to do or should we ask for help?

    Asked by Cheryl on 18th May 2023
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    Staircase without newel posts
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    I’d like to fit a staircase between a solid wall and a half-wall that I plan to build. The half-wall would include built-in storage under the stairs. I don’t want to use newel posts as I would prefer the half-wall to be as slim as possible to save space. Before I reach out for quotes, I’d like to find out if this idea is feasible. Specifically: • Can the staircase be structurally supported by a solid wall and a half-wall without newel posts? • What kind of reinforcements would the half-wall need to support the staircase and storage? • Are there any building regulations I should be aware of for this type of design? I’d love to hear from anyone with experience on similar projects. Many thanks in advance!

    Asked by Polly on 17th Dec 2024
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    Design features to make a kitchen less boxy
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    We have a very square space for our kitchen. We think fitting units around 3 walls again will make it look too boring and boxy. What sort of kitchen design features would you suggest to make it more interesting?

    Asked by Jenny on 15th Mar 2023
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    Front door weather stripping
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    The weather stripping on my home’s front door has worn away. How can I go about adding a new coat of weather stripping? And on that note, would one coat be needed or more? Thanks in advance.

    Asked by Harry on 23rd Feb 2021
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    neighbours roofing
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    My neighbour has erected scaffolding which is hanging over my property and they did not have the decency to inform us about their roofing works. Is this acceptable? It is a semi detached property so are they allowed to interfere with my roof tiles without my permission?

    Asked by Ann on 6th Feb 2023
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    Insulate a party wall
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    How best can a loft party wall be insulated? I’ve got a loft conversion and my neighbour doesn’t and in the winter the party wall in the loft gets a lot of condensation on it which result in mould growth so how best can I insulate the wall and eliminate mould growth and how thick should the insulation be. All advice is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

    Asked by Ashish on 10th Feb 2025
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    Levelling subfloor in upstairs bedroom
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    Hi guys, first time posting here. I'm having a bedroom in a council rented house completely gutted and the subfloor is in very bad state. Damaged and very dirty, I can see noticeable dips in the floor, it's nothing crazy bad but certainly wouldn't be suitable for a hardwood floor to go on top of my naive brain would think. I'm wondering how much or how I'd even go about getting it fixed? Would the whole subfloor need replaced? I've always had wonky floors in my house and I'm sick of it, since this room is gutted I want it done proper from the get go so I'm not rolling about the room like I'm on a rollercoaster. Since it's so dirty I thought just replacing the whole floor might be worth doing instead of cleaning it and then getting it *fixed* but I've no idea what that really entails. Any suggestions welcome.

    Asked by Ross on 1st Apr 2025
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