Editor’s Vlog

I had been dreading – and procrastinating over – this particular task for months. On the one hand, it was

The outside frame of my shed window is of no consequence to me on the inside. From the panoramic window

I was a bit under the weather for a while recently. And because of that, I didn’t want to do

A safety rail wasn’t on my to-do list. But, with the bathroom in full use by the client (my 30-something

Rosie bought one of those fancy all-in-one bathroom extractor/light/heater thingies like the one I installed in the bathroom downstairs –

Rosie bought one of those fancy all-in-one bathroom extractor/light/heater thingies like the one I installed in the bathroom downstairs –

My ‘new’ shed is getting a long-overdue upgrade. And this time, I’m doing it more properly than the last time.

Ashling – “the client” – was scheduled to go out of town for four or five days (for surgery) last

I’m getting close to the finish line in my bathroom build. All that’s left now is ‘the fiddly bits’. Cornice

Out comes another slab of ironbark – this time to make two seriously chunky shelves for the bathroom. I don’t

Here’s a boring little video for you – making a drawer for the bathroom vanity unit. I know it’s boring –

After carefully sanding the vanity top for hours and hours – all the way to 400 grit – it’s now time

With the tiling finished, it’s time to turn my attention to the fit out. First up is the vanity unit

I only went to the mall for a cup of coffee – but came away with two of the chunkiest

HURRAY!!! The tiling is finally finished in Ashling’s new bathroom. It took longer than I thought it would, was harder

Tiling isn’t easy – especially with big tiles – I now have learnt. Despite this, I’m nearing the end of

If you’ll recall, I admitted failure as a tiler in Ashling’s bathroom, before going on holidays. Well, I spent far

While we were in Ireland recently, the new window for the studio kitchen was delivered, as expected. What wasn’t expected,