Wednesday, March 04, 2009

Diy Forum

What better way to get advice for your home improvement projects than to visit a free diy forum where you can post your questions and get answers to them totally free?

DIY Wise has added a new diy forum to their already fantastic site so head on over there now to start posting your questions or answers.

Judging from the way the diywise.co.uk website has grown over the last two weeks, it won't be long before their forum becomes the place to be for home improvement advice. Read the diy forum imformation then visit the forums and join the community.

Sunday, March 01, 2009

Diy Home Carpentry Projects

If you are thinking of tackling some diy home carpentry projects it pays to know what you are doing before you start work.

I've lost count of the number of times that carpenters have had to fix some work that someone else had started. Maybe they didn't think it through enough, but often they just didn't do enough research.

If I am about to start out on an unfamiliar carpentry project, I always start out by looking at some carpentry books. They can help you perfect that new joinery technique or just give you a few tips on how to avoid the pitfalls of a particular carpentry project.

Also look at sites like DIY Wise where you can get help, tips and advice on a range of home improvement projects.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Fixing A Dripping Tap

Once the tap valve is removed you will be able to remove the rubber tap washer to check its condition.

At this stage, you may not be actually able to see if the tap valve seat has become damaged, but then I never leave it to chance - having stripped down the tap, it would seem a little lazy not to clean up the seat using a tap reseating tool.

Read the full article How To Repair A Dripping Tap

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Learn About Basement Conversion

Just recently I had to do a basement conversion for a client of mine. To be honest, I've never done a basement conversion but I had already done many of the jobs involved in converting a basement.

As it turned out, the hardest part of the basement conversion was breaking the existing concrete floor and digging out the tons of soil to make way for the new floor.

When I say that was the hard part, I mean that was the most physically demanding part of the basement conversion. However there were other tasks where I had to learn new skills and I went in search of books on basement conversions.

I couldn't find what I wanted so I decided to make my own page, so others could easily find the information that was so difficult for me to find.

So if you need to learn about basement conversion, all you need to do is head over to DIY Wise where they have a page dedicated to basement conversion books. And good luck with your project.