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The decking is in our back garden, and hasn't been washed or treated for about 3 years. It is a bit mossy in parts, and slippery when wet, so we want it to be washed and then treated/stained to make the area more attractive and usable. Areas is roughly 20 sq m

liquid stains on a white-painted wall, have tried Mr.Clean Magic Eraser didn't work

Spilled acetone free nail polish remover on my wooden coffee table. It’s totally ruined and needs to be sanded and refinished.

I have a u-shape room and I want to split the area - with a small wall (mostly door frame and door)and two bookcases - to make it two separate rooms. I will buy and build the two bookcases to go on the right-hand side in advance. Then you will need to... (1)remove the part of the skirting board next to where the bookcases will go so the bookcases are flush with the wall; (2) build a stud wall containing a standard-size door frame/architrave between the bookcases and the left-hand wall; (3) fit a standard-size door within the door frame - I will buy a white fully-finished door in advance. Photos 1 and 2 show the actual space that you will be working in, with 2 being a rough outline of what the final product will look like in the space (green is ikea bookshelves, blue is door plus a little bit of wall, red is the wall above the bookshelves and door); photo 3 is a drawing of the same space with measurements; photo 4 is a birds-eye perspective of the area where the building will happen; and photo 5 is a bird's-eye view of a slightly wider area to provide a little context. You can drill into the left-hand wall and the ceiling, and also into the bookcases once they're in place; but not into the right-hand wall. The architrave choice will need to be discussed, but it will be white. The 'wall' needs to be reasonably well insulated for sound (NB not for heat), so please quote for using accoustic roll and/or accoustic plasterboard. The price you quote should exclude cost of the bookshelves and the door. ----- Due date: end of July or first few days of August

I want someone the reduce the depth of some cabinets with the use of jigsaw (which I dont have) as well as for the work top.

I have a dryer in my kitchen that is taking too much space. So I would like to fit it into a specific kitchen cabinet I have in mind. Please note the dryer is standard of 60cm width, while the cabinet has a 57.5 cm width. However, it’s connected to another cabinet divided by 2 wood boards, each 2 cm thick. Would like someone to help me fit it, without damaging the cabinet structure Pictures are attached to help clarify - Due date: Before Saturday, 10 February 2024

I have a u-shape room and I want to put a 'wall' in the opening - consisting of two bookcases and a door - to make it two separate rooms. There will be a couple of Ikea Billy bookcases to go in on the right-hand side of the opening - I will buy and build those in advance - and then I need someone to... (1)remove the part of the skirting board next to where the bookcases will go so the bookcases are flush with the wall; (2) build a standard-size door frame/architrave between the bookcases and the left-hand wall; (3) fit a standard-size door - I will buy a white fully-finished door in advance; and (4) make and fit a storage cupboard ABOVE the door/bookcases, with a horizontal upwards-opening door on both sides - cupboard to be made out of 25mm white melamine-faced MDF. Photo one gives an overview of the space; photo two gives a front perspective from the 'lounge' facing towards the 'bedroom'; and photo three gives a bird's-eye view from the same side. Photos 4 and 5 show the actual space that you will be working in, with 5 being a rough outline of what the final product will look like in the space. You can drill into the left-hand wall and the ceiling, and also into the bookcases once they're in place; but not into the right-hand wall. You'll be able to screw the storage cupboard into the left hand wall (ie I don't mind screws showing on the inside of the cupboard); but I'm anticipating that you'll need to put in dowels between the door frame and/or architrave and the left hand wall (although perhaps you will have a better 'clever way' to attach these). Not sure if putting in a steel lintel above the door frame would be a good idea? Happy to discuss. The architrave choice will need to be discussed, but it will be white. Price you quote should exclude cost of the bookshelves and the door. - Due date: Flexible

Build a cabinet that stores laundry basket/shelfs/ space to hang up brooms and a hover - Due date: Flexible

Wooden wardrobe with broken holes in the doors and sides - Due date: Before Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Paddington, Greater London, W2 1 White water stains cause by a leak from above flat. We expect to meet in advance to confirm not only the price of the service but the solution for the white stains or so-called hard water stains. We are not expecting a sanding service. - would expect a solution to be tested with a short meeting first. - service to be provided by the second meeting to confirm the testing result. Due date: Flexible

I need custom made bathroom cabinet Can send drawings - Due date: Needs to be done on Monday, 5 December 2022

Wooden casement window has rotten and wood has fallen off on the outside. On the inside the wood is coming off the glass when the handle is pulled. This needs to be repaired inside and out by someone experienced in carpentry / casement windows. This is period property and period wood, so needs careful handling. Due date: Flexible

I need a complete refurbishment plumber, carpenter and elicitation - Due date: Flexible

I have a sideboard with some narrow wooden legs. They are light oak coloured, and I would like them to be dark oak (the colour I am after is linked at the bottom of the thread). (I don't have equipment) https://www.heals.com/brunel-lean-to-shelves-dark-wood.html?istCompanyId=dbea74c7-03f8-4f08-adfe-5f18fd6f4b7e&istFeedId=bfcdebec-5d59-4d03-ae82-17a7c111bb82&istItemId=pirmwwxtx&istBid=t&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&keyword=&ftcategory=&gclid=Cj0KCQiA9OiPBhCOARIsAI0y71D1ZtuaUrnFuxabBKdyT7-7t9ObVbxZwMwAkBZPaDRV9uUeXvCetcQaAnRDEALw_wcB - Due date: Flexible

3 of the wooden bars (vertical) of the backrest are still intact and present. The other 10 bars are broken and missing. So there would need to be found the same wood, this would need to be cut in the same size as the other bars and attached to the frames backrest. - Due date: Before Friday, 24th Dec 2021

We have 3 medium size shelfs that need putting together.