In the process of decorating. The last person in this house had the horrible idea of painting the tiles black, I have stripped off some of the paint and the original tiles are a brown colour.
Any ideas on how to make this look better? Looking for something I can stick on the front. We are probably going to be painting the wall above a dark green.
Spent all night last night hanging lining paper on the walls.
This morning my 3 year old managed to get his hand on some markers and draw all over the lining paper 🤦🏻♂️
Is there a way to ger this out, or am I better pulling off the lining paper and redoing it? I’d rather not do that as the adhesive has already set so it’s going to be a nightmare pulling it off.
About 3 months ago we ordered a 9 piece garden set from The Range, the value being around £500.
It came with an umbrella that uses a lever to wind it up or down. A few days ago, as I was winding the lever up, one of the arms of the umbrella snapped in half. It is not repairable, so the umbrella requires replacing.
I emailed The Range customer service requesting a replacement umbrella. As far as I understand, but correct me if I’m wrong, under the CRA 2015, a retailer has to repair/replace the item within 6 months.
The Range have essentially tried telling me their own T&Cs override the law, which I know is a load of rubbish. They are saying as the umbrella wasn’t broken when I received it, then it goes down as wear and tear and therefore is excluded from the CRA. They said they can offer me a full refund as long as it’s all in its original packaging and unused, knowing that I’ve had it for 3 months so it’s obviously been used.
Can anyone help me here? The quality of the set of clearly poor, it should not be breaking under normal use after 3 months. Surely I have recourse here?
Just moved house and we are in the process of decorating. The living room had lining paper throughout which was done poorly and was hanging off in a lot of places, so I decided to strip it all off. However I am left with a lot of cracks, dents etc in all the walls. I know in an ideal world getting the walls skimmed would be the best option but this is out of my budget
I am looking at lining paper as an alternative, specifically Wallrock, is this just a waste of time or can it look ok? Wondering how you get rid of the joints on the paper