01 / A LITTLE MORE SPACE
MAKING ROOM FOR LIFEShelving &
Shelving &
wall fittings
Picture rails, coat hooks, floating shelves and clever storage fitted to suit the wall — and the way you use your space.
A FRESH TAKE ON GETTING THINGS SORTED / UK
The to-do
list ends
here.
The wonky cupboard. The furniture still in boxes. That wall you've meant to freshen up for months. Little home niggles, meet your match.
FOR HOMES THAT ARE LIVED IN, NOT JUST LOOKED AT.
01 — THE GOOD STUFF
THE EVERYDAY TO-DO LIST / 01
Consider it
crossed off.
More than a quick fix. It's the satisfaction of a door that closes properly, a room finally finished and everything exactly where it belongs.
01 / A LITTLE MORE SPACE
02 / ALL THE PIECES
Flat-pack,
finally unpacked.
From the desk in the spare room to the wardrobe with a hundred parts: assembled, placed and securely fixed where needed.
03 / THE FRESH-START FEELINGWalls worth
looking at
Small holes filled, scuffed corners smoothed and tired spaces treated to a fresh coat.
04 / THE LITTLE NIGGLES
Doors, drawers
& hardware
Loose handles, sticky catches, dropped hinges and drawers that need a little encouragement to behave again.
05 / SMALL REFRESHESBathroom
finishing touches
Resealing around baths, fitting mirrors and accessories, and giving the hardworking room a little attention.
06 / OUTSIDE COUNTS, TOOMAKE THE MOST OF THE OUTDOORS
Garden jobs, sorted.
Gate latches, fence repairs, planter boxes and outdoor timber maintenance that keep your garden useful and inviting.
SMALL TASKS. SENSIBLE SOLUTIONS. A HOME THAT FEELS MORE LIKE YOU.HOW THE JOB GETS DONE
IT'S ALL INTHE DETAILS↗
OUR IDEA OF A JOB WELL DONE / 02
Not a
whole new
home.
Just a better
everyday.
Because sometimes the biggest difference comes from finally fixing the things you've learnt to live around.
01
Fit for the real world
Useful improvements for busy kitchens, family hallways and every room in between.
02
Thought through properly
The right materials, the right fixings and a finish that makes sense for the job.
03
A little less on your mind
That overdue list gets shorter — and home feels a lot easier to enjoy.
There's something lovely about a job that's been properly finished.
THE ODD JOB CLUB POINT OF VIEW INSPIRATION IN THE DETAILS / 03
A little look
around.
Well-fitted, well-finished and made for everyday living. Here are the spaces and details that make those smaller home projects worth doing.
The room to relaxFINISHED SPACES / 01↗
Making it fit just rightTHE DETAILS / 02↗
A fresh perspectiveFINISHED SPACES / 03↗
Space for fresh airOUTDOORS / 04↗
Measure twice, smile onceTHE DETAILS / 05↗
A home for everythingFINISHED SPACES / 06↗
✳ Beautifully useful never goes out of style.
THE SIMPLE WAY FORWARD / 04
A clear plan.
A happier home.
Every good improvement begins with understanding what you actually need — not making the job more complicated than it has to be.
STEP 01
Spot the snag.
Make a list of the little jobs, from the loose cupboard door to the shelves waiting for their moment.
STEP 02
Plan the fix.
Think through materials, suitable fixings, access and what a properly finished result should look like.
STEP 03
Enjoy the done.
The final screw tightened, the last mark wiped away — and one more thing you can stop thinking about.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS / 05
The good-to-
knows.
The little things worth thinking about before any home improvement job begins.
Can several small jobs be tackled together?
Often, yes. Putting together a sensible list of minor repairs and installations can make it easier to plan materials and time. Group jobs by room, note anything that needs measuring and take clear photographs beforehand.
What should I check before having shelves fitted?
Think about what the shelves will hold, the type and condition of the wall, and whether any pipes or cables may be concealed behind it. Appropriate fixings and safe load limits matter just as much as the final appearance.
Are there quick ways to refresh a room?
Repairing minor wall damage, painting a tired feature wall, adjusting a dragging door, updating handles and fitting a new mirror can make a noticeable difference without a full refurbishment.
Do bathroom jobs always need a plumber?
Fitting accessories or renewing sealant is different from altering water supplies or drainage. Work involving plumbing systems should be assessed and handled by someone competent for the task, particularly where leaks or water damage may be involved.
What about electrical or gas work?
Gas work must be carried out by an appropriately Gas Safe registered engineer. Certain electrical work must meet UK building and electrical safety requirements and should be undertaken by a suitably competent professional. Never treat specialist work as an ordinary odd job.
A NOTE FOR UK TRADESPEOPLE
You do the
hands-on.
We'll do the
stand-out.
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YOUR TRADE. YOUR STYLE. A WEBSITE THAT MAKES AN IMPRESSION.