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You could also consider Hyundai chainsaws, they have a good entry level range, either 1600W or 2400W. https://www.accolademowers.co.uk/collections/electric-chainsaws Both get good reviews online and, to @cdbe's comment, both come with a three year warranty.

It's great that you've started treating the woodworm issue with SoluGuard. Seeing new frass after treatment could indicate it's working, but it may take time. Treating in the winter when they're less active is a good plan. Since your garage structure seems stable, you're likely catching the...

You need to find out where the cables run to, perhaps there is a central point in the loft or elsewhere. The sockets could all be connected or they could be two separate systems. One way would be to test each socket by plugging a phone in. You can get adapters to change between the different...

I opted for the Hyundai HYM510SP earlier this year. My lawn in uneven in places and this one copes well. The main reasons I went with this one are for the mulching feature and decent cutting width.

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I would use a good quality mould resistant silicon to seal the gap.

I used scaffold boards in mine. One side is un-treated for general storage (shed stuff) and the other side (divided by a wall) I've sanded and treated for a nicer workshop floor. I put a concrete base down first and then screwed down some joists (tile batten) to screw the boards to.

I'd can vouch for buying a wacker. I've hired one in the past for the odd job but decided to buy one as I had a load of jobs to do (patio, play area, drive, extension). I went with a Hyundai in the end which has served me well...

Could you use some sort of stop on the track? This will depend on the track though.

Hey I did something similar last year and found this article helpful: https://www.howarth-timber.co.uk/inspiration-advice/how-to-build-a-raised-deck/ It covers different scenarios for securing the base to buildings, ground, etc. I got all the bits I need from Wickes. Andy