Indoor Help Articles

There are many different types of plywood, which can make choosing the right one for your job a little daunting. Here, we explain what types of plywood are available and which are best suited for certain jobs.

Choosing a new door can be a little confusing - especially since doors in the UK don’t have to be a specific size nor has the industry decided whether to fully move from imperial to metric sizes. Our door size guide below will let you convert all the common UK door sizes from imperial to metric and vice versa.

Whether you are planning on replacing an external or internal door, it is best to make sure you know which size to look for first. In this handy guide we will walk you through taking measurements so you will get your door size right!

Solid Wood has always been a term that has represented quality. However in a world that has increasing issues on the environmental impact of logging and timber use, there has been a shift to the greater use of engineered products. But this is not the only benefit of engineered wood, there are also many functional benefits.

One of the biggest choices our customers have to make when embarking on a DIY project is whether to purchase pre-finished or un-finished products. Most timber products such as doors, flooring, mouldings and cladding are now available pre-finished, so it’s worth considering the pros and cons of the product when planning your job.

Don't know where to start with choosing your worktops? With the range of worktop materials, styles and colours now available it’s hard to know where to start when choosing your new worktop. Here, we’ll give you the run down on the pros and cons of solid wood and laminate worktops.

With the clocks going back, and the cold nights drawing in, now is the time to prepare your home for winter.

Planning a space saving kitchen? Read our top tips on how to achieve a professional look.

A natural timber floor is a warm and welcoming addition to any home. But which to choose? A solid or an engineered wood floor? Here we list the pros of both engineered and solid wood flooring - hopefully this will help you in the decision making process but either way you'll have an amazing wooden floor that will last for years to come.