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I’m out but here is another photo To add there two more doors like this and they are fire doors !!! Thanks for the responses

I have a couple of door handles that I need to repair but I haven’t clue how to tackle them. Any guidance would be appreciated.

I did try google but the ones that came up with tiny ones

Can someone please confirm whether the balls at the top of this plant support are actually called balls? I would also like to know if they can be bought (like finials) or how are they formed. I want to recreate something similar as I have a heavy-duty bender and rebar but would need the round...

Brand new and unused. Screwfix sells for £54.44 Bought it when I had a table saw. Asking £40 delivered

Another one to confirm 6.35mm is perfect for 6mm MR MDF Mine is a Trend cutter

About 20 years ago we had this unit built around a chimney breast by a gentleman who was well past retirement age. My wife now wants a unit built on the other side of the room to match this. The width would be about 2.4m. The unit in the photo was built out of MR MDF. There is a local firm that...

These figures are rather interesting It would be nice to know the approximate square footage alongside the age of the property and if the walls have been insulated or not. Mine came in at gas £232 and electricity £181 for the month of November 2500 sq ft plus 120 sq ft outdoor office House was...

I think I’ll plane it and paint it as I just want to keep the draught out

It’s a stable door and the door just about meets the jam at the top but not at the bottom I’m not sure how well it shows in the attached photo No cracks showing

During the spring I planed this door and painted it. It closed almost perfectly. Now just look at the state of it. The bottom half just doesn’t meet the jam. I don’t want to take anymore off the door but if that is the way forward then so be it. I just can’t figure out where I went wrong. Any...

I have called a few outlets and they don't stock them so I'll attempt a fix with epoxy glue and then go from there.

Thanks ever so much for the input and I'll look into the various options

I have spent the last hour searching online for a replacement knob to go on my bandsaw but to no avail. I reckon I need one with a D shaft and the spindle it's supposed to fit onto is 8mm. Photos attached.

I might look into it at some point but I'm kool with the outcome for now as a fridge freezer is according to the stats expected to use up between 1-2 kWh per day I decided to monitor mine weekly and the weekly stats included when we were entertaining so both the fridge and freezer were being...

I was wee concerned that our 15+ year old fridge freezer might not be running efficiently and was looking for a reason to replace it! So I bought a smart plug to monitor energy consumption and this was the outcome: week 1= 19.4 kWh week 2=16.5 kWh after having used my air compressor to blow out...

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What you will find is that you will buy a tool and probably never use it for some time. For instance, I thought I'd need a band saw or table saw and decided on the former. I was given one which I didn't use, got rid and bought the record power bs250, tried using it once and it wasn't up to the...

The last time I checked building regs which was ages ago if you are within 1m of your boundary as you are proposing, the max is 2.5m. If you were to exceed 15m² then the material must be non-combustible and it was suggested earlier that you can get away with corrugated metal sheets; otherwise...

On second thoughts It doesn’t have to be in metal