DIY How To: Solid Wood Window-Sills | UNDER £30!

Watch us turn these old scaffold boards into our downstairs window-sills..
These boards costs us £15 from our local reclamation yard, and we decided to transform them into some solid wood features, costing us £30 in total!
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Kiera & Ewan

[@user-DANWALKER1066]

Silicone would be better if it’s not being painted. Decorators caulk will go black eventually. Also you can get a wire brush attachment that goes on an angle grinder save doing it by hand just another idea…

[@nickhollyoak9023]

Looking good both 👌

[@reno_with_us]

Thank you😊

[@bleugaze]

It looks lovely. If its by a window it may get wet, so you shold waterproof it jic

[@reno_with_us]

Thank you! The wood & oil can be used outdoors, so it should be fine

[@nittygrittykitchen]

No problems with the caulking and teak oil with lifting?

[@reno_with_us]

No mate still no issues to this day😊

[@MMG_MoonManGuitar]

I've used caulk - and over time it cracks. Might be better to silicone

[@reno_with_us]

Yeah I will replace with silicone if I have any issues, thanks!

[@anem2434]

CT1 is the answer

[@MMG_MoonManGuitar]

@@anem2434 thanks mate. I shall use next time. 👍🏾

[@user-gu4ih2em8j]

Use an old lollipop stick to smooth the silicone as using a finger transfers bacteria to it. Nice job

[@reno_with_us]

Thanks😊 will look into that

[@coolmonkey619]

do you lift bro

[@reno_with_us]

Yeah mate 3x per week👍