Recent content by jiminwatford

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Simpler + purpose built = expensive I want a longer than standard tray and they are expensive This method has now cost me £25 for a second hand bath It is not particularly complicated :)

Sorry i should have said, it is a ceramic glad iron bath I have changed my plans now. I couldn't convince myself of a suitable paint so i have bought a second hand white bath and will be cutting that James

Hi, i have removed the top of my bath to create a shower base I need to paint it or at least change its colour I see there are kits which include every individual item you would use including sandpaper and face masks. However, i don't need to buy all those again It seems the kits uses paint...

I built this today and will be fitting coach bolts on each slat where they meet the ledges and braces, ie 50 on this one I inadvertently ordered 300 m6 bolts, nuts and washers, then thought they might be too small... The slats are 118mm wide. I think maybe m10 would have been better :/

Yes that's it but they are designed to meet safety standards which don't necessarily apply I just want a single operated lever / handle which can open / close bolts top and bottom All it needs is a single turning point with a bolt / bar mounted on either side so as the centre is turned...

They're made from wood, there is a wooden frame above and concrete floor below It's for the left leaf of double doors. I would like a bolt top and bottom but would rather activate them both at once rather than one at a time

ok, something like Two Point Deadbolt Rod Lock https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Two+Point+Deadbolt+Rod+Lock+uk&biw=1280&bih=845&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=9ogpVevtIoO2aY7bgMgC&ved=0CEoQsAQ#tbm=isch&q=Two+Point+Deadbolt+Rod+Lock Is this sort of thing common?

On the left hand door to my garage i want a one-handed internal lock which releases bolts in the top and bottom I found espagnolettes but they seem expensive Then i found the emergency exit 'push bar to open' lock Is there anything like this for regular non emergency use I just want...

What i'm visualising is something similar to a brick driveway, then apply damp coarse and tiles over that

Yes i'm not sure about that Each brick would be mortared in place equal in height and butting up longways with its neigbour In that case there shouldn't be any dips, troughs or gaps Some of the bricks might have those circular holes (i'm not sure what they're called) so i wonder, if the...