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Tiling over plywood can go wrong in many, many ways, as we suspect countless DIYers have found out before. This guide covers everything from prepping the surface to laying tiles, selecting plywood thickness, and even tackling plywood walls.

Plywood is one of the most adaptable materials in construction and DIY, meaning it is widely used in anything from furniture, walls, flooring and more. Which raises the query around painting plywood, can you do it or not? And is it recommended? 

When it comes to laying the perfect floor, it’s what’s underneath that matters most. Whether you're installing tiles, vinyl, laminate, or hardwood, an uneven subfloor can lead to a range of problems - from cracked tiles to uneven wear and annoying squeaks. That’s where self-levelling compound comes in.

When it comes to improving energy efficiency and reducing heating bills, insulation plays a crucial role. Whether you're upgrading your loft or insulating internal walls, choosing the right type and thickness of insulation can make a significant difference. In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of loft insulation, discuss insulation boards, and guide you through the most popular thickness options available.

It’s that time of year when garden projects are in full swing. One of the most popular springtime renovations is installing or refurbishing a new fence. If this is your first time working on fencing for your property, you may be initially surprised by the cost, as location, size, and other special features can make the price tag climb quickly.

When it comes to protecting your home from the elements while boosting its visual appeal, few components are as important as cladding and sarking. Whether you're building a new property or renovating an existing one, understanding these materials—and the options available—can help you make an informed, cost-effective decision. In this blog, we’ll explore why cladding and sarking matter, and how different types—timber cladding, composite cladding, and uPVC cladding—compare.

When it comes to timber for construction and woodworking, understanding the different types available is key to choosing the right material for your project. Two commonly used terms you’ll come across are sawn timber and carcassing timber. In this guide, we’ll break down what these mean, explore their uses, and explain how they relate to other popular timber types like treated timber, planed timber, CLS timber, and hardwood timber.

Is your decking looking a little tired, and worn out after 365 days of constant rain, snow, sun and socialising? You want to give it a fresh lease of life but aren’t exactly sure how to paint decking, or if you even can? Read our advice!

As the warmer months approach, there's no better time to transform your garden into a personal oasis. Whether you're entertaining guests, enjoying a family BBQ, or simply soaking in the serenity of nature, the right garden furniture makes all the difference. From outdoor dining sets to charming bird tables, each piece plays a role in creating a comfortable and stylish garden you'll love all season long.

A garden gate is more than just an entryway - it’s an important feature that adds security, privacy, and charm to your outdoor space. Whether you’re looking for a traditional wooden gate, a modern metal design, or a decorative picket fence gate, the right choice will enhance both the functionality and aesthetics of your garden.

Feather edge fencing is one of, if not the most popular type of fencing in the UK and Scotland. 

They’re great. They provide an affordable and easy-to-set-up way of creating a solid boundary around your outdoor space. 

An exciting and dramatic way to revamp your home is to install new floors. It can influence the lighting and atmosphere and rework your entire colour scheme just by changing the timber flooring in your space.

Whether you plan to hire a professional contractor or hope to DIY the job, there’s much to consider before figuring out the ideal flooring you want for your home. Let’s explore five factors to consider before deciding what type of flooring is best.