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  1. Securing an outdoor cupboard to glass window

    Started by Reno RSS Feed, 13th February 2014 12:20 PM
    7th, affix, apartment, appreciated, balcony/terrace, brand, building, concrete, cupboard, cupboards, due, fix, floor, forum, glass, heavy, keter, moved, outdoor, panels, plastic, read, renovateforum.com, secured, suggestions, thread, wind, window, windows, windy
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    Last Post: 13th February 2014 12:20 PM
    by Reno RSS Feed  Go to last post

    Forum:
    GENERAL ODDS N SODS

  2. A dumb question - do I tile underneath these first?

    Started by Reno RSS Feed, 10th January 2009 08:50 PM
    acrylic, affix, affixed, assume, base, bathroom, check, dumb, guess, hung, items, mirror, planning, plumbing, prefer, question, read, reno, renovateforum.com, shower, thread, tile, tiles, underneath, vanity, wall, wondering, wrong
    • Replies: 0
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    Last Post: 10th January 2009 08:50 PM
    by Reno RSS Feed  Go to last post

    Forum:
    RENOVATE FORUM RSS FEED

  3. fixing mdf skirting to cement rendered bricks

    Started by ubeaut, 16th November 2008 07:21 AM
    affix, brick, bricks, bullnose, cement, circle, fixing, friends, ideas, job, liquid, mdf, nails, prevailing, rendered, skirt, skirting, thankful, title, walls, wind, wondering
    • Replies: 0
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    Last Post: 16th November 2008 07:21 AM
    by ubeaut  Go to last post

    Forum:
    DOORS, WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVES & SKIRTS ETC

  4. Fixing door jamb where striker plate 'was'

    Started by Spencer74, 8th June 2007 09:51 AM
    affix, appears, backpackers, chiselled, cretin, door, fashion, fill, fit, fixing, glue, gratefully, hole, hostel, jamb, kicked, messy, missing, neat, patched, piece, plate, putty, received, resided, result, space, striker, tips, wood
    • Replies: 6
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    Last Post: 12th June 2007 12:20 PM
    by MrFixIt  Go to last post

    Forum:
    DOORS, WINDOWS, ARCHITRAVES & SKIRTS ETC

  5. Tips on filling in 2-5mm recessed mortar lines (not quite repointing)

    Started by campbeln, 26th March 2007 09:22 PM
    2-5mm, 25mm, affix, appreciated, besa-block, cement, conditions, consistency, cornace, cornice, crumbly, csr, depths, desired, dulux, effect, experience, exterior, filling, greatly, guessing, lines, mortar, paint/texture, painting, recessed, repointing, route, suggestions, tips
    • Replies: 4
    • Views: 4,301
    Last Post: 27th March 2007 08:28 PM
    by campbeln  Go to last post

    Forum:
    CONCRETING

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