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Ben2065
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Hi everyone, I am slowly restoring my heritage home (built aprox 1890's) I am currently trying to divide my original double hung window (no sash cor ...

Kelly7916
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Hello everyone this is my first post i would like to know if its possible and how much this might cost to build what i have in my poor design that i h ...

niknak5544
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Hi team, I'm in a rental and I was imagining I could put a flyscreen on our metal security door. I saw some diy packs but they're only for windows. ...

mangoaqua
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The original laundry for the house with a tiny bench and nowhere to fold clothes, hang delicates, and most importantly, give the pooch a haircut! So ...

Lou24
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Hi, I normally change washers myself without a problem, but I have literally hit a wall with this one! I can't get any grip on this to remove it. I ha ...

sai2403
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Hi everyone,I’m looking for some advice on building a floor bed for my toddler. We’re planning to place the bed in a corner and use two walls as two s ...

Innov8tive
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A previous tenant did this in every single room of the house. I have left it till I get to painting every room but I can't stand looking at it anymore ...

Kiki810
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I am wanting to move our front path and put a garden in front of these air vents. What would be the best way to protect water / dirt from going in?  

Harv
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I’m building a deck and have been using treated pine so far I have been coatings my cuts with a protective spray on joists and bearers,now I am on to ...

gemmaholmes
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How would I make a slide out pantry, similar to the photo. However I don’t want to damage the floors so don’t want to use wheels or screw tracks direc ...

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If you wish to poison the bamboo, then it is best applied to the freshly cut stumps or stubs of stems so it is quickly absorbed and circulated to the ...

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The conditions for placing batts include the provision that there must be a gap between the external wall and the insulation itself. This is to prev ...

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