Thursday, October 22, 2009

Other Extreme DIY - after the Loft Conversion

Another project just being born, after a long pregnancy.
I'm now going to be covering what I'm up to at http://www.idostuff.co.uk/ and a blog at www.iDoStuff.co.uk/blogs . At this stage it's not not fully formed but I can't stop the delivery now. "Nurse, the forceps quick!"
Posted by Andy iDoStuff at 5:40 PM
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8 comments:

  1. About Loft ConversionsDecember 20, 2009 at 7:55 PM

    Hi Andy,

    Just been checking out your new site, its looking good - got some great info on there. It seems like a long time ago now that I did that piece on my site about your DIY loft conversion.

    I look forward to reading more of your new site, ut hope it doesn't mean the end of this blog :(

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  2. Andy iDoStuffFebruary 11, 2010 at 5:39 PM

    Not the end of it quite yet, I just keep getting distracted. Now everyone has a room the pressure is off.
    I've just got the landing ceiling sun tunnel to do. But it's never the right time to rip the old ceiling down.

    Cheers for doing the piece, It looks like it has provided some really useful info for your visitors.

    Andy

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  3. オテモヤンFebruary 23, 2010 at 11:15 PM

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  4. Samuel DasJuly 29, 2011 at 12:02 PM

    Hi Andy,

    I just did my loft, I decided that it would be best to just get the builder to do if for me.

    But soon after mine was finished my friend decided that it was time to do his, but he decided to take the DIY route and save few quid and do a lot of the work himself. I say himself, what that really meant was that I would be giving him a hand.

    I should have just got him to help me do mine and save a few quid as well. I ending up spending two weekends helping him do his loft conversion. No structural work, he left that to the builders. Well He is a good friend and so I couldn't turn him down.

    Any ways I just wanted to say that your blog is great. I hope you can post more info on there. I've set up my own blog to help people around Birmingham as well. I'm trying my best to give people good information and helpful tips. Let me know if you think of any great ideas that I have missed in my blog. Cheers

    Samuel Das

    MY Blog address is;

    http://www.birminghamloftconversion.com


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  5. Andy iDoStuffJuly 29, 2011 at 6:13 PM

    Thanks Samuel,
    It's interesting to see your blog. I find peaople are often looking for specific details of the How To kind when they are a DIY route. Let me know if there's anything from mine that you would like to reffer to.
    It's good to see you found a good builder you are happy to reccomend, I wish I had for my roof work.
    Keep in touch
    All the best
    Andy

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  6. loft conversionSeptember 16, 2011 at 1:04 PM

    Hi Andy,

    I am really surprised why I missed your blog all these days. You have got some good information there buddy! I am planning to include some of your tips on my site about your DIY loft conversion too. Good luck to you!!

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  7. Ian HaddenJanuary 15, 2014 at 7:39 PM

    Hi Andy

    I have a lot of useful info on conversions on my website if you'd like to take a look, or feel free to call or email me anytime if you need help with anything, sounds like you know what your doing but the offers there none the less and your blog is really good online resource for those attempting DIY job themselves. hats off to you for sharing your knowledge

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    1. Andy iDoStuffJanuary 15, 2014 at 9:35 PM

      Hi Ian, Thanks for your comments, I can a fair bit on your site. Do you offer to do part conversions. i.e the roof work, steels etc., the bits of loft conversion that would put many DIYers off.

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