DIY: introduction

It’s no good thinking about solar hot water, wood stoves, rainwater harvesting, compost loos etc. etc. if you don’t have basic DIY skills.

We'd love to hear your comments, tips and advice on this topic, and if you post a query, we'll try to get a specialist in our network to answer it for you.

Helen Childs said on July 31, 2017

I was disappointed to find nothing here. Would it be possible to post some links to selected other diy sites until you write your own articles?

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Dave Darby said on July 31, 2017

For links, books, courses etc. see resources, above. We’re working on providing introductions for / updating all topics. The site is so huge, it’s a bit like painting the Forth Bridge.

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