What r/DIYUK is talking about this week

You know what I’m talking about right? This bucket has been £1 for as long as I can remember.

House is struggling today!

Following up on my previous post https://www.reddit.com/r/DIYUK/s/8eQrvcm9yt Id say it was 50/50 on the comments. Some said ill be fine have my way with it, others said call a professional, others...

Thought I'd share because really pleased with how this turned out. The battered old lamp cost £30, materials another £25.

Had some very nice comments on my other post about my garage so thought I would share the transformation.. Breathable tiles on the floor, shelving, b&q storage tubs and a bunch of Temu wall...

I removed the falling apart, wobbly steps in his back garden ready for new ones in future. This is an ex council house, and the steps were built with the house in 1950. Anyway, it seems those...

They are saying it’s going to need more money if I want to change it and proposing that we render to fix it. But I wanted it to stitch in nicely with the old wall.

Anyone got any other good advice?

Bodging a hole in the ceiling I found when I removed a set of shit shelves someone glued in the pretend they were somehow built in.

We're in the middle of installing a new utility room. Had the odd hiccup but nothing major, until today. Somehow in moving the worktop from its position to where i need measure and drawer out the...