Part 1 of 3 – Preparation If you’re not too well-acquainted with DIY, laying a new floor can seem like an impossible task. But don’t give up yet! This three-part Floormaker guide will teach even total DIY novices how to lay laminate flooring by breaking the job up into small, manageable stages, and explaining them [...]
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How to Lay Laminate Flooring
February 22nd, 2013 
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Posted in Builders Merchants, DIY Products, DIY Stores, DIY Tips, Home Improvements 
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February 22nd, 2013 admin The beauty of home do-it-yourself projects is that anyone can tackle them. However, that doesn’t mean that they’ll always be a piece of cake. In fact, there are some key safety aspects to consider, from how to avoid asbestosis claims to knowing when you really can’t do it all by yourself. Keep reading for the [...]
Posted in DIY Tips, Health & Safety Tags: avoid asbestosis claims, beginning a home improvement project, DIY blog, DIY home project, DIY Tips, hammer, health and safety, home do-it-yourself projects, home inspection, key safety aspects, safety equipment, safety goggles, Stay Safe With DIY, UK Comments OffTop 5 tips for funding your own Tradesman’s degree
December 5th, 2012 admin For those who wish to become a professional tradesman such as a surveyor or qualified electrician the following article will offer a few tips on how to gain access to some of the funding you will require to get the education you need, thus turning your DIY skills into a full time professional way to [...]
Posted in DIY Tips, Training and Education Tags: BSc, college, courses, degree courses for tradesmen, DIY Tips, education, fund university, funding a degree, Top 5 tips for funding your own degree, training, training for builders, UK, university Comments OffFind a Cutting Disc for Metal
June 14th, 2012 admin There are many different tasks which can be performed at home safely, even if at first they might seem rather intense, or potentially dangerous. Well, it needs to be noted that pretty much very example of DIY could be dangerous if you were not properly trained or protected before beginning said task, but as long [...]
Posted in Builders Merchants, Building Firms, DIY Products, DIY Stores, DIY Tips, Home Improvements, Tool Manufacturers Tags: abrasives, Blog About DIY, buy online, cutting discs, DIY, DIY blog, DIY blogs, DIY blogs UK, DIY Tips, home decorating, home diy, metal discs, noble abrasives, Tools Comments OffFind Hotpoint Cooker Spare and Parts online
June 14th, 2012 admin Modern life can throw some rather annoying things in our direction from time to time, but one thing which has a tendency to always annoy and frustrate is the idea of having to replace faulty items and home appliances yourself, but no DIY-er is complete without this and blogaboutdiy.co.uk is here to help you out. [...]
Posted in DIY Products, DIY Stores, DIY Tips Tags: Blog About DIY, DIT Blogs, DIY, DIY blog, DIY blogs, DIY blogs UK, DIY Tips, find online, garden, home, home diy, hotpoint spares, ransom, ransom spares, replacement heater elements, spare parts Comments OffCheap DIY tips to improve your home
May 4th, 2012 admin Add value to your property with affordable home DIY projects It’s a buyer’s market which means that selling a house can be really tough competition. With few buyers out there, you need to make your property as attractive as possible for a quick sale with attractive returns. The best news yet: your competitive edge may [...]
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