What is a Brick Bat Box?
🦇 What Is a Brick Bat Box and Why Does It Matter? As urban development continues to expand across the UK, many natural habitats are disappearing—especially for lesser-seen but legally...
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What is a Brick Bat Box?
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How to Lay Paving Slabs on Sand
There’s no shortage of ways to lay paving slabs just as there’s no shortage of styles to choose – from council paving slabs to coloured and even textured styles. Choosing...
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How to Install a Catnic Lintel
Lintels are an integral part of any building, sitting across doors and windows to provide structural support. One of the big names in the lintel products industry is Catnic...
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Do You Need Planning Permission for a Brick Shed?
One of the most popular additions to a garden is a shed, traditionally used for storage purposes or as a workshop and these days commonly as a man cave and normally...
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Trex Composite Decking – How to Cut and Install
As a homeowner, you are never short of a list of jobs to do, in and out of the house. If you have a decking area, maintaining it is often...
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What are Standard Brick Dimensions in the UK?
What are Standard Brick Dimensions in the UK? There are lots of choices that go into selecting the right bricks for a project. The colour is a big one and...
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How to remove oil stains from block paving
A popular choice for driveways, pathways and patios across the UK, block paving is a versatile and structurally strong surface, making it perfect for use in domestic and commercial projects...
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How to demolish a wood deck
A well-maintained deck can be the main eye-catching feature of your garden or landscape. However, if your decking is starting to look a bit worse for wear, it could be...
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Can I get a mortgage on a timber-framed house?
In this post, we will run through the essential information you need to know if you are considering buying a timber-framed house and provide answers to some of the most...
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C16 and C24 timber, wood, timber or lumber?
The minute you cut that tree down, it is no longer wood, it’s timber. That may help you to understand why lumberjacks scream “Timberrr” at the top of their voice...
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How to restore block paving
Knowing the best ways to restore your block paving will ensure it stands the test of time and remains looking fresh in the process. In this post, we’ve outlined some...
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How to lay railway sleepers in the garden
Railway sleepers are used in gardens across the UK for a variety of different horticultural purposes. From creating rustic pathways to long-lasting raised flower beds, these heavy slabs can...
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Does cavity wall insulation work?
For the average home in the UK, the installation of cavity wall insulation can be one of the best ways to drastically reduce your heating bills and improve the energy efficiency of...
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