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Step-by-step DIY guide on repairing plaster cracks and holes in your walls or ceiling.
When old timber becomes worn or rots away, reach for the epoxy wood filler.
One of the most frustrating and time-consuming parts of fixing plasterboard is cutting holes for electrical outlets and light fittings. Here's how to cut perfect holes, first time.
How to build a permanent front yard concrete and brick letterbox around the water meter
Towel rails should be positioned for easy access from the shower, bathtub or vanity, but not where they can get wet from splashing. The ideal height is 1200 to 1700mm, depending on the ceiling and any obstructions.
Roughly shape the slope before you start building the steps. If it is steep, remove some of the soil. On an irregular slope, build up where necessary with additional soil
Masonry retaining walls are built with a reinforced concrete base as an anchor and a wall of hollow concrete blocks reinforced with 12mm steel bars.
Keep wheelie bins accessible but tucked away with a timber cover.
It's a dream with lights, extra powerpoints plus slide-out space and even a dust extraction system
Tiled floors are durable and easy to clean. They are suitable for a wide range of locations, particularly wet areas, and there is a huge range of colours and patterns available.
Many bathroom and kitchen accessories, like soap dishes, must be screwed to the wall – in which case you may have to drill holes through ceramic tiles.
