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| The Home Improvement.co.uk site contains information and advice on home decorating and improving, with links to sites offering services and products. The site is split into sections like flooring, appliances, decorating, lighting, windows and similar, with advice and comments in each. |
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| Some larger home improvement projects require outside help, and this site does exactly what it says on the tin in making it easy to find a local builder. They have sections of ideas and inspiration and a 16 page Essential Guide to Home Improvement will ensure you get it right first time. |
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| Screwfix is a site selling everything you need for DIY'ing at trade prices with next day delivery. Products range from abrasives to workwear and there is a message board that is broken into industry ie: electricians talk, builders talk ect which is handy if you need help with a problem or have some tips you would like to share. |
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| DIY tools is a site that sells everything that you wish you had on a Sunday morning when your trying to do that �easy job� that ends up taking you till the Saturday after. They sell adhesives, hand tools, paint and varnish, plumbing and ventilation tools. Plan ahead, get what you need here, and spend the rest of your Sunday reading the papers. |
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| The Consumer Gateway: Home Improvements sites offers official advice on major home improvements and DIY from the government. This includes safety advice and avoiding accidents in the home, as well as which sort of building work requires planning permission or building regulations approval. If your DIY aspirations are ambitious, this site could well be worth a look. |
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| DIY.com is the home improvement site from Europe's largest DIY retailer, B&Q.; Their site has a wide range of home improvement tips, and an entire online library of advice. All types of projects are graded by difficulty, with a 'Show Me How' series to make any task easier. Naturally their goal is to sell you their own products, but they have really made the effort to make this a definitive DIY resource you will want to come back to. |
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