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I have a cargo bike and I need to weld the rain cover poles to the bike - see pictures

We are looking for assistance to complete a DIY wardrobe project. The primary goal is to make freestanding wardrobes look like built-in units. The main tasks involve: • Filling the gaps on both sides by cutting and securing the materials we already have. • Attaching six (6) wardrobe handles. We also have a custom-built wooden base, not pictured, that could be used to raise the wardrobes, which we can discuss in person. Painting is not required. If you have experience with this type of finish carpentry and are interested, please get in touch.

I have a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors and a shelf across the top. It currently has two front-to-back rails, but I want one strong side-to-side rail running wall-to-wall under the shelf instead. I need someone to: •⁠ ⁠Measure the internal width accurately •⁠ ⁠Supply the correct rail, sockets and centre support if needed •⁠ ⁠Fit and secure it neatly (drilling into solid MDF sides) Straightforward job- just needs proper measuring and tools. Please quote a fixed all-in price including materials and labour (around £60–£70 total). I’m in NW10 3JH and flexible on timing (daytime or early evening).

Built-in PAX wardrobe (100cm) to fit wall along from door (measures 105cm from doorframe to curve in wall), with shelves to the other wall which gradually get less deep. Then the light switch also needs moving so it's on the side of the built-in wardrobe.

A custom built-in wardrobe and shelves for our awkward angled wall (8ft across in total but ~100cm along the wall angels inwards for the remaining length ~150cm). Happy to use Ikea units if that will help bring the costs down. The light switch will need moving slightly too.

I’m converting a shed into a sauna and need advice on how to install electrics

Drywall repair on both sides of shared wall between utility room and bedroom. Area requiring repair approx. 40x40cm (both sides). Direct proximity to utility room socket installation which will require refitting due to cracking below/around socket installation. See attached images for reference.

I need help installing a Retractable Manual Awning (3m x 2.5m, grey) in my [Garden]. It’s a DIY folding awning with a hand crank, anti-UV and waterproof. The job will require securely fixing it to the wall so it is safe and stable. Please bring your own tools (drill, ladder, etc.) and any necessary fixings if additional are required. Ps. It also comes with screw box kit/brackets for.

Happy to negotiate price! Angle grinding huge galvanised steel planters that are too heavy to remove from our garden. We would like some of them re-welded together to make smaller narrower planters and one of the them just cut up to be removed. They take 4 men to lift. They are huge!

dismantle deinstall built in wardrobes and desk table in bedroom. remove wall paper and remove all debris. Possible making good wall if necessary.

Table leg has been broken! Not sure if welding can do the job to fix it.

I have room for a built in wardrobe and need a capenter

install glass balustrade on 2 sides of outdoor stairs

Please see images of what I mean, we have a kitchen installed as final. We need boxing done above the units. The boxing will be out of battens and drywall so we can fit spotlights.Corner trim need to be installed for us to skim. You have to be professional at this. Length of kitchen is 2.7m Depth of the boxing will be 30cm Height of the boxing 40cm Materials: available on site battens, plasterboard You’d need your own tools and need trims Since you are a carpenter I need beading to be cut with 45 degrees And small skirting piece installed (70cm in length) no need to do any decorative works only cut and install. I need carpenter/drywall for the day

My old built in wardrobe has been dismantled and in the front garden of my lower ground flat. I would like it removed.

Rack came out of the drywall due to weight. Drywall holes need to be filled in and rack re-fixed

The metal frame of our double children’s buggy has sheared in one place underneath. Have been advised by manufacturer that it should be possibly to fix by a competent welder with torch. Are you that person? :-) Needs to be a solid fix: buggy carries 2x infants each ~15kg each (Buggy seat / material can be removed)

Awning's chain needs replacing or welding it back together as it snapped. Picture of how the chain normally looks like attached - circled(photo from a different shop, but same type of awning). Photo of the damaged one attached also.

The wall and ceiling were damaged by water

I have an old, heavy built in wardrobe door. I would like it replaced with 2 Louvre Doors