> Scratched Glass How to Remove Scratches from Glass Catch a window or glass door in the right light, and you’ll probably see that it’s got quite a few scratches in it. Sometimes they’re almost unnoticeable, but often they are a source of irritation. Fortunately, it is actually possible to repair minor damage; you don’t need to replace a whole pane. While deep cuts would require specialist equipment, hairline scratches can be eliminated using readily available products. To find out if a scratch is repairable, run your nail over it; if you can feel it, then the scratch is probably…

> Concealed hinges Popular kitchen cupboard hinges explained Concealed Hinges are used in every kitchen cupboard, but most people don’t know that unfortunately there is a huge choice of types and sizes for all varieties of uses, and before replacing a hinge in your kitchen you need to specifically identify the one you will need. We have listed 3 types of hinges used commonly in kitchens across the UK: Common hinges used in Kitchens Full Overlay Concealed Hinge – This style of hinge is used by most kitchen manufacturers as it completely hides/conceals the cabinet that the doors are attached…

> Fit Curtain Poles Top tips to safely install curtain poles Fitting curtain poles is not only a frustrating task, but a dangerous one if instructions aren’t followed thoroughly. When you consider the size of some windows, it’s good to do a bit of preparation beforehand to prevent you being constantly up and down your ladder. Whilst you will be given instructions from the manufacturer, there are also a few basic tips to follow that should make the fitting of any curtain pole as painless as possible. Fit Curtain Poles Measure your windows There are a couple of measurements you…

> Home Improvement Insurance Needs Home improvements and the need for insurance When improving your home, be it by building a new extension, converting the loft or simply by renovating the bathroom, there are insurance implications that you need to be aware of. Home improvements are a great way to add value to your property. According to estate agents a loft conversion can add 8% to the value of your property, whilst installing a new kitchen or bathroom can add a further 2.5% and 2.2% respectively. Whatever home improvements you do decide to embark upon you must keep your insurer…