Peeyush , on the contrary this is good for homes with kids. It protects the kids from leaning over . To give you an idea for two steel cables laid 4 inches away can at max stretch further by an inch and that too by a grown up. So if your intention is to have it for kids safety it is a good product . However, for a burglar or fire situation we don't find it a great solution.

Hello there, You could scoop them out with a flat trowel and scrap cement backing with that as well. But it won't be much of a success and you will lose around 30-40 %. You could DIY broken tiles mosaics as an art ; frame and fix it on the wall itself with an appropriate glue. Or search for other DIYs on youtube. You could replace them with decals as described @cornerstone studio , but there's a catch ; high heat areas could deform and de-glue the decals as well. There are many projects possible with broken tile mosaic. Just search and follow an easy one. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

I have one more query On the left the loft is covered full front it is half So i will get them uniform But want to understand what suits good: Cutting down left loft to match front Increase the front door to cover ceiling And another question: there is a space on right (just after beam) for the chimney pipe outlet, should I run the loft until half or until door ?

Hi, it all depends on the setting time of the concrete. You can definitely remove the foundation even if it has set given that the foundation pit is open and no other structural connector (plinth beam or slab) is casted with it. If it is a pile foundation it will be an easy job but a raft foundation or a step foundation may need some serious engineering calculations. If you liked our suggestion, Do let us know by leaving a kind review on our page. Regards, Smit Bhagat