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I need help assembling an IKEA wardrobe. There is also skirting board against the base of the wall - if possible, I would like to recess / cut away some of the wood at the base of the wardrobe to allow it to sit flush against the wall. Thanks very much.

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

The chair needs a quick fix The wooden chest needs bigger repair from bottom to the cover.. I think it may need to be taken in a carpenter shop.

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

Recréate this sorage bench, but with less shelving and more hidden storage. Exact Dimensions will be supplied later - Due date: Flexible

Bought an L sofa (250x 240 x 90 - breaks into two) that fits in my building’s front door but not into the flat (there’s a weird short stairwell entrance that makes the angles really weird?) I’m like do I try taking off the front door, or trying to deconstruct the couch (I’ve already taken off the legs) or arrange getting it craned through a window ?? Basically I need some more expert advice/help on if this is doable. Thanks, Caitlin - Due date: Needs to be done on Saturday, 20 May 2023

We would need 5 wooden planks in our shallow storage cabinet for shoe storage. Would be great if someone could come and measure and arrange the shelves itself as well. - Due date: Flexible

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

Build a custom wood console table, I have the dimensions and design, just need someone with skills to build it from scratch. - Due date: Flexible

Our farm table is too large to bring upstairs so needs to be taken apart then reassembled in place. Also, when seated to eat, the apron rubs against knees, so if possible, a carpenter could alter the table apron by cutting some of it off and finishing it to be not quite as low where a person's knees are when seated. - Due date: Flexible

The fridge was left open and leaked, which caused a crack on the wood frame. The frame needs to be changed and painted. - Due date: Flexible

Bespoke carpentry for art space; - 1 x large art storage cupboard on wheels (simple, white) - 3 x small wire hiding cupboards (simple, white) - 1 x radiator cover with hidden cupboard to one side - Due date: Before Thursday, 17 March 2022

I am looking for an experienced joinery specialist to help me for 3 hrs with a variety of small jobs & I have all of the parts needed. Examples: 1) fixing a cabinet to the wall, 2) repairing magnetic clasps for wardrobes, 3) installing a push catch, 4) general tightening screws on doorknobs, cabinets, etc. etc - Due date: Before Sunday, 16th Jan 2022

Placing boards (which I already have, as taken down before) back above the fridge. I wouldn’t want all of the material placed back up, just some of it, enough to seal off the empty gaps above the fridge. Please see photos, thanks.

Build a wooden door for my kitchen with a small window - Due date: Flexible

Supply and install cut-to-size 9x shelves for wardrobes. Following are the shelf details - 1. 2x shelves for Wardrobe 1: (64cm x 48cm) 2. 4x shelves for Wardrobe 2: (74cm x 60cm) 3. 3 shelves for Shoe rack: (58cm x 35.5cm)

We have 3 medium size shelfs that need putting together.

Just need someone to properly trim a few mm off 3 wooden doors, to make them a little shorter, to not rub the flooring. Please do not offer anything MORE than by budget.

Burn marks of varying sizes (penny to pound coin-size) on grey laminate floor with patterned wood-grain.