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Thanks. You're right - once the battens are all in place and the decking attached, things will be very secure.

Thank you. I'd never heard of them until now!!

Hi all. I'm doing a small job for a friend - basically, I'm going to build a triangular step for their newly installed 'garden room'. It's an easy triangle to cut the wood for - 2 x 45degree angles and the third is 90 degrees. The plan is to build a frame (timber I've got is 100mm wide x 32mm...

Hi all. I really appreciate all the good advice, thank you. In the end, I bought the tiles from b&q (see earlier post for link, they're currently on offer so that's a result!). They are perfect for my modest needs...

Thanks everyone. I found these at B&Q, looks like they'll do the job! https://www.diy.com/departments/auto-pro-black-interlocking-floor-tile-2-16m-pack-of-6/1270021_BQ.prd

Hi all. I'm not lucky enough to have a workshop - my tools are stored in a shed and I use our garage conversion for any projects. By ' garage conversion' I mean that we had our garage converted to a nice garden room with a small bathroom.There's a sofa bed in there for when we have all our...

Thoughtful reply, thank you!

That. Is genius. Thank you

Very rustic compared to the stuff I've seen here, but here is a mud kitchen for my grandson. Made from recycled wood, it cost me around £60 in total (including stain) versus much more English pounds if purchased ready made. And I had fun doing it!

Hi all. I am planning to fit shelves into alcoves in my son's house. It's an old house and I doubt the corners will be 90 degrees, nor that the walls (at the back and either side) will be straight. I understand that I will need to scribe the wood to fit to the shape of each of the 3 walls (back...

Hello everyone. I'm very much a learner when it comes to woodwork - projects so far are all for outside, so things like a vegetable raised bed, a couple of planters and, my pride and joy, a mud kitchen for my grandson! Anyway, I've been asked, by my son and partner, if I will fit some shelves...