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I have a workbench/toolbox with 20 identical deep drawers. Each drawer is 5 1/2” deep. I’m struggling how to organise them as currently a number are being used for boxed items and tool carry cases that don’t make best use of the space, and/or are stacked on top of each other with items hidden...

Hey all. I have acquired a selection of Parker Transair pipes and fittings from a factory rip out. Good quality and reasonably expensive by all accounts. The pipes are 25mm so have a 22mm ID, larger than I’d have otherwise chosen. My query before installation is whether that’s quite a large...

I posted a few months ago about an issue with my concrete floor surface here I ground the floor with a large machine and diamond grinding disc to a solid surface apart from what I thought was a limited number of pinholes in the concrete which looked deep enough to the point grinding the out...

I had a concrete slab laid a couple of months ago and the laitance is really bad. This is the surface as it was drying. I am sweeping up a load of dust. Areas like this are very gritty underneath. If you run it, the grit loosens separates This area is probably the better part with a...

Hey everyone Thought I would document and share my journey for those that may be interested. I will update throughout as the build progresses. Hopefully some fresh ideas may come my way for consideration. I am in the South West of the UK. My property has a single garage with several meters of...

Not heard of this brand before, but an installer has recommended them as an alternative to Hormann, which is the brand I originally had in mind for a new sectional 16ft wide door. They appear to offer the features of a Hormann door but about 20% cheaper. Does anyone here have experience of...

Hey guys I'm a newbie from over in the UK, South West - cider and cheese county, to be exact. I'm looking to extend my existing garage, so will be looking for ideas and entusiasm to get kick started. Currently hoping to do as much as I can myself to keep costs sensible. First step is to...