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1. Installation of 450 mm high Corten Steel Retaining Wall in Patio Garden Attached image shows layout (not bolted in / installed however) Panel Assembly: - Assemble the pre-fabricated 450 mm Corten steel panels using the supplied bolts and corner plates. - Ensure all joints are fully tightened and aligned prior to fixing to the patio. Fixing to Brick Wall - Position the sides of the Corten wall against the brickwork. - Fix to the wall using suitable masonry bolts, maintaining a small air gap to allow for drainage, thermal expansion, and airflow behind the steel. Base Fixing to Patio - Confirm that the patio tiles are solidly bonded to a concrete bedding layer beneath (test / inspection of surrounding tile edges). - Drill through the patio tiles and into the concrete sub-base at the designated fixing points. - Install masonry anchors into the concrete to secure the base of the Corten structure. - If the concrete quality is uncertain or inconsistent, use epoxy (chemical) anchors, to provide superior strength and grip in weaker / older concrete. - Ensure the base of the Corten wall sits flat and evenly on the patio surface. - Verify that the installed anchors will provide adequate resistance against lateral movement once the soil load is added. Sealing and Drainage - Apply a thin bead of exterior-grade silicone or flexible outdoor sealant along the inside junction between the Corten and patio surface to reduce soil washout. - This joint does not need to be watertight - just enough to contain soil. - Do not fully seal the outside edge; allow small gaps to enable water drainage and avoid moisture trapping behind the wall. 2. Painting of Garden Door

I have a shower screen that needs to be installed over a bath. The wall is tiled and tiles will need drilling. I also have a large window blind to hang. It is motorised although I think the fitting is the same as a normal roller blind

Show cabinet has a cracked mirror door.

I’d like to replace all 15 glass panels (each approx. 7.5 in × 13 in) in an internal wooden door. The current glass is patterned/textured (obscure privacy type), and I’d like to replace it with the same or similar patterned glass for a consistent look. The door can be removed and reglazed off-site if that’s easier for you. Please include sourcing and fitting of the glass in your quote. In addition, the door currently doesn’t close properly — it was recently painted and now catches slightly when closing. The latch also sticks once it falls into place, making it difficult to reopen the door. It seems like a small alignment issue with the latch or door frame that likely just needs a bit of adjustment or sanding so that the door closes and opens smoothly again. Location: Greenwich (SE3) Preferred timing: Flexible within the next couple of weeks Budget: Around £300 total (approx. £250 labour + £50 materials), negotiable Additional notes: • I won’t be providing the glass • Please use patterned or textured glass similar to the existing style • The door is painted red with 15 small glass panes • Please ensure the door closes and opens smoothly when finished • A neat, professional finish is important

I need some wall lights replaced in my kitchen and a bedroom, so I’m primarily looking for an electrician. I ALSO have a broken shelf and a coat rack that needs fixing, so if you’d be willing to do it it would be much appreciated if they got fixed as well!

Need a wooden fire place supplied and fitted

Bidet installation in 2 bathrooms

fix upstairs radiators which aren't working

Hello! can you please check out the following two pictures related to the damaged wooden and assess whether it is possible to sand it? also for the first one, i wanted to confirm if it is due to damp issues and i want to get professional advice that as tenant i should not bear the whole responsibility and get the whole area replaced. Thanks!

Bring the cupboard from se28 to SE10 0AE

Take out the current cat flap and install a new one. New one is bigger so also requires to cut the current wooden door for fitting

Tern GSD has a rear derailleur problem which is causing chain to drop off the guide wheel which carries it over the rear frame.

To install a battery powered Google nest doorbell into the doorframe

Loose handle in the hallway door and a flickering bulb in bathroom that needs changing. Thanks

My wardrobe railing has come off due to which my sliding door is stuck

We need help installing a mirror to a wall (see pictures). It has all attachments in the back, so should be straightforward, however we’d like to find someone who has experience and ideally has a detector to spot any cables inside the walls.

We'd need help assembling a sideboard from Sweeek (it's already half-way assembled, we were just missing 1 more parcel that we realized too late and had to stop assembly). Also, we'd need help with installing a mirror to the wall (see pictures). Please only offer your help when you have experience with hanging mirrors and ideally have a device for detecting cables in the wall.

Looking for handy person to paint over my wrapped kitchen cupboards kitchen is small as it’s open plan my budget is £50 and need it done today!

Take off wallpaper on 1 wall and put new wallpaper on. Paint fireplace and interior door. Hang kitchen blind. Hang mirror and 3 shelves. Will need own paint brush and drill. Have materials for wallpaper.

The handles of my balcony door have come loose and are no longer attached. Finding a handyman who can fix the handles, which involve a locking mechanism that allows doors to be locked and unlocked.