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better picture above, thanks greggers found picture of someone making a bar with pigs ear handrail thats an option if i cant find bar rail

//media.diynot.com/57000_56342_94752_63347770_thumb.jpg //media.diynot.com/57000_56342_94753_65689811_thumb.jpg Hi, anyone know where I can purchase bar rails like the ones above in the essex/london area. Googled it plenty of sites in USA maybe called something else over here?

was going to use these type, longer than the one shown folded over plate and lined up with studs of the wall

thanks for replies. Will prob use 8x2 at 600 centers. rafters will be 400 centers so can tie these in with joists at 1200,2400 etc. Was thinking of using joist hangers for joists to give me more room in "loft" but read somewhere its better to fix on top of wall plate. Any thoughts on this?

finally building my mancave. Walls are up doing pitched roof shortly. Was going to put joists across width 4.2 mts to tie walls in and for storage. Wont be able to put much up there so wont be taking much weight so was wondering what size joists i should use and what spacing between?

floor is going to be tiles decided to have shower tray for various reasons cost mainly,just posted a simple question, didn't want to get into different options only small project small budget allready looked at all options decided to go with shower tray.

Thanks for reply I want top of tray level with finished floor im starting from scratch with floor, took all joists out so drainage etc isnt problem, can put joists where I want so i'm working from finished floor level down,havn't bought tray yet so dont have installation guide

hi im planning on installing a 40mm slimline acrylic shower tray 1000x900.I want shower tray to be level with finished bathroom floor.my question is what thickness should the morter bed be under the tray and how much will this compress down? Was thinking 30mm bed compressed down to about 20mm.

only bought new wall units using existing base units,didnt think of measuring base units before I bought new wall units.

haven't bought new doors yet as still deciding what to do so cant send photo 'unless you meant send pic of old doors. Measured thickness of carcassing and its 18mm so thats ok.At the moment old doors are flush with bottom of unit and small gap at top but obviously can be adjusted to...

Thanks for reply pinenot,didn't think about carcassing being 16mm,I'll check when I get in.As for doors protruding at bottom,my new doors will be smaller than the original by15mm not bigger,so the bottom of new doors will be higher than bottom of units,I don't think you will notice unless you...

doors will be pre drilled but i can still fix them to the cabinet where i want cant I ?

hi,I want to replace all my kitchen doors but my existing doors are 730mm high ,seems like standard door size is 715mm. Will this be ok to replace 730mm with 715mm? Already bought new wall units from b and q so its just base units . I know I can get them made to size, but would rather not, just...

hi,I want to replace all my kitchen doors but my existing doors are 730mm high ,seems like standard door size is 715mm. Will this be ok to replace 730mm with 715mm? Already bought new wall units from b and q so its just base units . I know I can get them made to size, but would rather not, just...