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  1. robinsoncrusoe55

    Ummm balls :(

    Could you make the panel removable .... if you only need access now and again .... or is it possible to cut and hinge the panel ... to allow the leading edge to fold down out of the way first ?
  2. robinsoncrusoe55

    EXTERNAL DOOR -SKINNING

    Thanks both for the reply ..... that's just what I was thinking ... lots of effort, for not much return. Thinking about it,I might just jump in and get a new door .... sometimes, I suppose it's just not worth it....trying to save money etc ! But thanks again ....appreciated.
  3. robinsoncrusoe55

    EXTERNAL DOOR -SKINNING

    Hi all.... I've got an external, painted plain wooden door, that's not in the best of condition, and due to the fact that we'll be moving within the year.....didn't particularly want to spend out on a new one ..... about £60. Question is can I put a thin skin of external quality plywood...
  4. robinsoncrusoe55

    " New Shed"

    nerox/ big -all..... thanks for the comments....appreciated. Was thinking of concrete blocks, mainly, for security, fire resistance, and possibly, longevity....... but not sure at moment, what type concrete block,I should use.....solid or hollow etc, and should I use a different type, for lower...
  5. robinsoncrusoe55

    " New Shed"

    Hello all...... After a bit of advice, or even pros and cons, with regard to building a workshop. .....Wood, or concrete block. Was hoping for some unbiased advice, from all the diyers, and builders out there, as the best way go. The size will be 12 x 10, in old money, I've got no building...
  6. robinsoncrusoe55

    Concrete Shed Base

    All good ideas..... Thanks lads
  7. robinsoncrusoe55

    Concrete Shed Base

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  8. robinsoncrusoe55

    Concrete Shed Base

    Hello there, I'm planning to lay a concrete slab, for a 12 x 10 shed.... and was looking for some advice. .....Because I'll be doing this on my own, I was going to lay the slab in 4 equal sized pieces, laid directly next to each other over a 2 week period. Is this a feasible plan, and if so...
  9. robinsoncrusoe55

    New Upvc Door and Window

    Thanks a lot , for the reply/info Richard........ certainly, something for me to think about!!
  10. robinsoncrusoe55

    New Upvc Door and Window

    Hello there.... after a bit of advice concerning fitment of a new upvc rear door, and adjoining window unit. I,m looking for a reasonable quality, "self fit" type (2G) door/ frame, and adjoining upvc window unit..... to replace the old hardwood door, and galvanised window, that's presently...
  11. robinsoncrusoe55

    New Tiling Project

    Many thanks for the really informative reply........ Richard- you have restored my faith in using the forum site in DIYnot...... thanks again!! :lol:
  12. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    Thanks very much !!
  13. robinsoncrusoe55

    New Tiling Project

    Hello there..... we're just in the process of a full bathroom makeover, and I was trying to find out the correct way to fit wall tiles....Is it possible to tile directly onto 12.5mm plasterboard, which has been fitted, using plasterboard adhesive only.... or should it be skimmed first...
  14. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    Hello!!...... Does any one know the answer please?....... Thanks!
  15. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    thanks for making that much clearer!!.............. its in the "Outside Zone"
  16. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    ....... beleive it is in zone 3...... on the opposite side of the bathroom, to the shower unit
  17. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Extractor Fan

    Hello there.... Looking for a bit of advice, regarding fitment of an extractor fan in a bathroom..... at present we have an extractor fan (exterior wall mounted), pull cord operated type,which is being fed from a switched fused connection unit, which is situated inside the bathroom..... approx...
  18. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Insulation

    Sorry about the late reply lads...... but many thanks to to all, for taking the trouble to reply..... very helpful...... thank again! :lol:
  19. robinsoncrusoe55

    Bathroom Insulation

    In need of some advice, regarding insulation please....I'm just "re-doing" the bathroom..... which suffers from really cold temperatures in the Winter time (surprise, surprise!!), and also condensation/mould growth. Question is..... I'm considering insulating, the outer wall, with something...
  20. robinsoncrusoe55

    vans,whats good,whats not?

    Ive been driving a diesel Vauxhall Vivaro for the last 6 months..... and was previously driving a Transit.....I don't think the Vivaro, is as strongly built as the Transit, and .....perhaps not got the same carrying capacity...... but has been really reliable over the past winter, good mpg, 6...
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