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Thanks again for your input. Perhaps this is the answer... http://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/products/cabinet_furniture_and_hardware/catches_latches_and_stays/3630/quadrant_stay_nickel_plated/470186?vat=1&gclid=CMvKt5az3cMCFeHLtAodzWAAhw&gclsrc=aw.ds

Any opinion of these two products? They seemingly would work if fixed in a suitable position: http://www.sdslondon.co.uk/window-openers-restrictors/telescopic-friction-stay-228-mm.html...

Thanks JobAndKnock. Thought I would bump in the hope that somebody knows of something that exists specifically for purpose...

My kitchen is a rhombus and as a result I require some hinges that will prevent the doors from clashing for two kitchen wall units. Can anybody recommend such a product? My hinge knowledge is not great. Ideally I would like a 75 degree opening. Thanks in advance.

Having consulted with two solicitors it appears that our demise includes the roof while both maisonettes are jointly responsible for the maintenance. It goes on to say that all structural works are to be done only with the permission of the shared freeholder, therefore in effect we simply...

Hi everybody, My partner and I own the 1st and 2nd floor maisonette of a shared freehold building. The other shared freeholder owns the ground floor maisonette and the garden. We own 50% of the freehold each. We are top floor an our maisonette has access to the roof space and seemingly the...

Unfortunately I can't remember as I saved it to my laptop a long time ago. I seem to remember it being in New York... not much help.

Thanks Aron. You make several very good points.

It's not the 'only' option but it is the most sensible option. That however is not the question.

Joe, you are missing the point. Please re-read the thread.

As stated originally: 'Party B wishes to keep the original floorboards as the final finish (made good, sealed and stained).'

Hi Mario, I have received the Corian sample in Citrus Orange and it does not seem to be what I am looking for. The Corian is opaque whereas the product that I am looking looks to be translucent. I'm still not sure but am swaying towards Onyx as suggested by jamie86...

So just to summarise a few key points mentioned: > Underlay/carpet or rugs are not going to have the same level of noise reduction as in-built soundproofing. > Exposed floorboards (with no soundproofing) are the worst possible option. > joe-90 thinks that Party A should pay as they are...