Logan

Hi I’m looking to put in an internal glass pane alongside a new internal door I’m going to be fitting into a new internal stud wall. The stud wall remains to be be built. How do I best go about doing this in terms of the timber I need for the pane, fitting the glass and the lining/finishing of the edges etc? Thanks in advance! (Excuse my amateur drawing!)

I’m replacing all sockets in the house. Would the unit in the pic be suitable for an induction hob with the following spec: Voltage: 220-240V. Connection rating: 7350W. Current: 2x16A or 1×32A. Thanks in advance!

Hi. I’m going to fit a bifold door like in the picture (although smaller), but not sure the best order of doing things. The frame fits flush with one wall (with an overhang at the top) and will most likely have a return wall on the other side like in the second pic. From the installation video, it is being installed over finished plasterboard but don’t know if that’s the best way. Can you advise on what the best order of doing things is from below… 1. Plasterboard 2. Finish plaster 3. Fit door frame Many thanks in advance!

Thanks. Only metal that’s appeared are these rods..

I’m looking to knock down this glass block wall. Is there any way it could be supporting anything above? It runs perpendicular to the joists. Thanks in advance!