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I have a built in wardrobe with just one sliding wardrobe, i am unable to find where this door was bought from therefore cannot buy the second. I would like to replace the whole built in wardrobe by removing the tracks and the inside (space pro style) rails and would require advice on where to go to purchase a replacement wardrobe that will fit this space. Thanks

Sanding walls and architrave and doors and some minor filler work. Must have 225mm drywall sander. If not please don't offer

I’m looking for an experienced carpenter/joiner to remove my existing staircase balustrade and install a new handrail, base rail and wooden spindles as pictured. Current staircase: • 14 steps • Bottom run length: 397cm • Top/landing run length: 286cm • Width approx. 92–110cm • Existing painted timber balustrade with wooden rails and newel posts

Cracks at the front of the house in need of repair.

We have an array of IKEA Pax wardrobes in a dressing room. We would like these moved to a new room and a carpenter to build around them. Design to be agreed but I’d like the finish to be similar to the attached photo.

electric gibus awning not moving. need to programme a new Somfy Smoove and make sure everything connected to power it so it can move in and out

Hi, I’m looking for a localised render repair on my property in Whyteleafe. I have a few cracks in the exterior cement render, and water is coming in around the window sills when it rains. I do NOT need the whole wall or house re-rendered — just targeted repairs. Could you please provide a quote for: 1. Raking out and repairing cracks in the existing cement render using a flexible exterior filler or polymer-modified repair mortar. 2. Re-sealing around the affected window frames/sills with a high-quality exterior MS-polymer sealant. 3. Spot-painting the repaired areas only to match the existing finish. 4. Confirming what materials you use for crack repair and sealing. 5. Whether the quote includes labour, materials, and any access equipment (it’s a ground floor/first floor property, so scaffolding shouldn’t be needed). For reference, I understand small crack repairs are usually in the £100–£300 range, and patch repairs (1–2m²) £250–£450, with window frame resealing typically £107–£310 per window. I only mention this so we can align on expectations. Could you also confirm: - Your experience with render repairs and water-ingress issues - Public liability insurance - Whether you offer any guarantee on repair work - Estimated time to complete the job I can send photos if needed. Thank you — looking forward to your quote. UPDATE I have added a few pictures the main work is around the 2 round windows and the cracks below, and the downstairs windows, as well as some cracks along the wall.

I have a video. It’s a bit more of a task to put up as there is a lip above the door which means this needs some additional parts which you’d need to provide to adjust this to fit the space. See video for more

we have a oceanic sauna that needs assembling

Water damage caused by broken shower screen spread to kitchen, passageway and small bedroom. Bath needs to be resealed, screen fixed or replaced, taps replaced. Flooring replaced in bathroom, kitchen and to bring flat back up to scratch before water damage. Have provided pictures of kitchen & bathroom and floor dimensions (small ground floor flat)

I have a terrace wall that needs silicon rendering. The wall is 5.8 meters long by 1.5 meters high at its max height. There is also a small wall area which is 0.45 meter high and 2.5 meter long

I'm looking for some floor to ceiling wardrobes to be built for the bedroom

I have a buggy with two broken metal tubes near the back wheels. I need a quick, solid repair to get it moving again.

I need this hole in my drywall fixed, and the tiles re-fitted. I'd estimate the entire area that would need to be cut out between studs is around 80cm in width and 75cm in height. I still have the tiles that have come off and they aren't damaged. Aside from the tiles which I already have, I'd need the materials to be provided as part of the job. There is free parking in a carpark at the front of the building, however, the vehicle would need to be able to fit under an archway, smaller vans do fit through but a large van wouldn't fit.

Hi there! I'm looking for help with the following: 1. Removal of the pictured built in wardrobe, including cleanup of walls from wardrobe removal. 2. Relaying of laminate flooring from where wardrobe was. I have spare materials from when floor was laid that is enough for this small section of floor. 3. Planing of 2-3 doors, previous workman did not return to complete this part of laying the floor. 4. Secure door profile for bathroom door - also outstanding from floor laying. 5. Complete front door step laminate floor laying - also outstanding from incomplete floor laying. 6. Full disposal of all waste from project (wardrobe, leftover flooring) Thank you in advance.

Exterior 1. Front garden wall (some brick tiles need to be relaced – make good) 2. Rending about 30 cm height at the bottom of outside wall of end of terrace 3. Tie wall together as small gap between house and brick garden wall 4. Fix rendered blown areas and repair cracks on back of house and garden brick wall – repaint touched areas and brick wall white 6. Fix a crack on the back house wall above the conservatory related to the area (lintel) above the patio door in the dining room fixing the area above the dining room patio door too. 7. Fix lintel area above Front room area

Built in wardrobe door broken wardrobe doors have come off the hinges.

Actual cost to follow after survey Built in wardrobe construction for bedroom wall. Carpentry and joinery work Length 3.5m Height 2m Depth: 560mm sliding doors | pocket door | sloped ceiling Please refer to drawings for details

Sharps wardrobes that need dismantling and removal.

Old Mitsubishi car (2004), passenger door needs to be taken off, metal/steel plate needs to be welded on, door put back and attached to the metal/steel plate. It doesn’t need to be beautiful but I think you need a gas welder for this kind of work. We have had this work done already in the driver side - please see picture.