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You could plant some small Leylandii on your land, as far as ia am aware. as long as they are on your land he will be unable to do anything.?

We use a firm called Howdens (MFI trade outlet). You can get a ridged kitchen for the price of a flat pack. October is there silly season when discounts are massive. For example fitted 4 1 bedflats out and all the w/machines and dishwashers for them were £20 each. They are a trade outlet...

you could give this a try. http://www.wedi.co.uk/flash.htm

Why not buy the sentinel in the mastic tube for about £17+vat you get a new bleed nipple adapter with every tube. Its stepped so cut it to the size you need squirt in the gel and bung the tube and adapter away? :shock:

http://www.thermalite.co.uk/content/224.cnt

Ask the scaffolder how much his public liability insurance is,and you will not be suprised by his quote, scaffs that I have dealt with for many years are paying in the region of £30-35K a year. These are not large firms, just samll with 3 or 4 employees. He has to have it and someone has to pay...

Have a look here http://www.dowcorning.com/

:idea: Why not make a small template of the leg bottom from 4mm ply or simliar, cut it out, them fill the template void with black (assuming stove is black?) silicone sealeant, then when it has cured you will have an anti vibration pad with extreme heat resiting properties, that you will hardly...

Don't forget that little extra the "Class 4 NIC " :? which you pay to the revenue not the DSS. :shock:

650 mm seems to ring a bell with me

These sell 60 amp Jb's http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/AAJB60.html

A "Brisk Arch " is one built at 3pm on a Friday afternoon :lol:

You could try one of these? http://www.saniflo.co.uk/San_Products.asp?name=shower

I always use vapoursheild (foiled back) PB in bathrooms etc costs a couple of pounds a sheet more. But its good building practice.