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Wood finishing refers to the process of refining or protecting a wooden surface, especially in the production of furniture where typically it represents between 5 and 30% of manufacturing costs.Finishing is the final step of the manufacturing process that gives wood surfaces desirable characteristics, including enhanced appearance and increased resistance to moisture and other environmental agents. Finishing can also make wood easier to clean and keep it sanitized, sealing pores that can be breeding grounds for bacteria. Finishing can also influence other wood properties, for example tonal qualities of musical instruments and hardness of flooring. In addition, finishing provides a way of giving low-value woods the appearance of ones that are expensive and difficult to obtain.
Looking for a gas safe engineer to complete a boiler and cylinder install in Ringwood BH24. There was a delay of approx 8 months from the install to radiators being fitted and therefore able to comission the system. Our plumber is now employed elsewhere and unfortunately unable to complete this...
I recently bought an aluminium radiator, online. The manufacture's web site led me to believe that you could get "Other Anodised AO" in a RAL colour; it says "These finishes are available in any RAL colour" and I know you can get coloured anodised aluminium like this:
However, what I got was...
Some pictures first to illustrate my Question (I understand as new poster I can't yet put them in direct).
Outside picture:
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And cut open (this is topside):
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Can anyone give me view please on how to get better (smoother) soldered 15mm joints (I'm doing my...
Quicker, cheaper and cleaner than any other method of sealing a hole where a pipe exits the wall.
No more messy mortar, expanding foam or silicone.
Installed in seconds in any weather
Safe solution when working at height from a ladder
Increases ease of installation by securing pipework...
After working till 7 or 8 pm everyday all year and cursing those who finish work at like 3:30pm (not even lunchtime for me), its Friday and I'm sat on the sofa...ah
Hello,
I'm currently finishing off my domestic ACS qualifications. I've started my gas portfolio with someone, but he mainly does plumbing jobs. So as I've nearly finished my practical assessments at college, I wanna finish my gas portfolio as quickly as possible, so I can sit my gas exams...
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Hi ive got a chimney that needs rendering and skimming or boarding (im Hetas Reg), I had a plasterer that was meant to do it but has let me down, whats the best thing to put round the inside of a chimney breast where a wood burner will sit and will not crack, Thanks
Purchased a Fugi kit today and used them on two bathrooms.
i am decent enough at getting a good finish and have tried all the tools to try and get it looking perfect.
A bad silicone finish can ruin a bathroom, there easy enough for anyone to use and a produce really good finish. £11 from...
We all know that Friday is POETS day (**** off early tomorrow is saturday) but really I get back at
16.00 and J. Crop has been on here hours by the looks of it.
Has he polished the bar or pulled the beer thro ? warmed the tv up - he could even have put the free heating on that Ray
Donated...
Hi all, ive got a couple of different makes of silicone tools, but really they want chucking away now im about due some new ones, which ones do you recommend?
Thanks
Hi,
i had a plumber in to fit a bath in my house. He fitted it up to the wooden bar the tiler used to start his tiling.
As a result I now have a gap between the bath and the wall where the wood is exposed.
I have looked in a few merchants for some kind of PVC strip to cover the wood but had...
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How deep should plastic pipe be chased into a internal brick wall with plaster finish?
I have plastic 15mm JG PEX pipe which I want to chase into wall.
How deep should I make the chase.
Do I also need to sleeve the pipe. If so what with?
Do I cement the chase or just plaster?
Thanks in...
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