Search results

I think you'll be fine.

We shouldn't need to be downloading stuff in this day and age, they should be uploading pics.

External shutters work, otherwise not much else. Anything inside will be ineffective, the heat is already in the room by then.

Google "single folding opener".

Yea I've watched a few of them, you do wonder if it's just some baloney or it actually works. There are several UK businesses seemingly offering such services. Google slab lifting or similar.

Do you mean an identical one or one that does the same thing? It's called a folding opener.

Custom Corian? ££££ I imagine.

Why do you always go to B&Q for stuff? Don't you have a Screwfix or Toolstation nearby?

I think you'll be fine adding corrugated sheets to the existing rafters, no need for anything else assuming it's been well built ad you use the proper fixings. I daresay there may be the odd leak but with a bit of luck the leak wont drip directly into your G&T.

Sketchup is free and online, OK for this kind of thing. Or you can probably download a previous version from somewhere.

I guess I must be missing something then. All I've done is seek to understand the problem and offer a solution.

Kitchen cabinets are melamine covered, they can be painted with appropriate products. I have some (Ikea) Billy bookcases to paint at some point which are also melamine covered, my research eventually had me speaking with Zinsser, they're recommendation is as follows: 1. Wash them with hot...

If you just want basic kitchen cabinets what's wrong with B&Q or Wickes etc?

Let's get this straight, rather than a continuous loop of chain the blind has one chain but broken, effectively. Presumably one end you pull and the chain goes down, you pull on the other end and it goes back up. Presumably at no time can the end of each chain disappear out of sight into the...

Such vitriol in this thread, classic DIYnot GD thread. You'd all be speaking differently if it had been your mum or child who fell into the road.

Nothing will make anything worse at this stage, really no need for any trepidation.

For sure they probably won't but just one thing to try in an array of others as has now been mentioned several times.

You can still give it a rod, see if that disturbs things, someone suggested adding a jetting fitting for a pressure washer, speak to the neighbours? BTW if you ring up UU they will likely tell you over the phone if their maps show anything if you can find the number for building over agreements...

But you don't know categorically whether it is a soakaway or not. The OP needs to investigate further ....

Could a chain connector be used to connect the two ends?