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Hi, I had a water problem and have had to replace 14 click-in laminate boards in my hall. The problem is that due to manufacturing tolerances, replacing 14 boards have left a 1mm gap where it meets the rest of the floor. It might not sound like much, but it's enough that it won't click in place. Any...

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Hi, we got a new bathroom fitted in our holiday home which we're planning to let out. We immediately noticed that the outlet was not only very small but does an almost 180 very sharp U-bend at the bottom. This is the Soho range toilet from Bathstore.com and we've since had a look around the shop and...

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Hi,

I ended up buying a 10lbs sledge hammer. Man is that hard work. It's all up now but took my two days plus some, over two weekends.

Next is laying the slabs. Hope I'm doing it right :)

Thanks

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stoneyboy wrote:morsing,
Try a sledge hammer and crow bar first you may not need to hire anything more technical.
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Thanks,

I suppose it could work but I don't have a sledge hammer and the 10lbs one is £28 from Homebase vs. £40 for hiring a tool.

Would a pick axe help? Although I don't have that either.

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Hi, I need to remove an area of concrete from the 1930s to lay a path. Not sure why the concrete is there but don't think it's too deep. What's the difference between the demolition hammer and breaker on the HSS hire page? Google "hss.com/c/1014415/Breakers.html" Would one of those do the ...

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