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    Oak stairs, Osmo

    I've bought 3062 and after doing a test piece, (a spare spindle), a great success by using a microfibre cloth for applying and removing excess, they are really good for getting into the corners of the spindle/handrail and to be honest I hardly used any, it would seem that a 750ml tin will last...
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    Oak stairs, Osmo

    Thanks for the quick reply SKF and for the useful tip about thin layers
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    Oak stairs, Osmo

    Good evening all, I am having replacement stair newel posts, handrail and spindles in oak fitted and have been getting conflicting suggestions on what Osmo oil to use, we want a matt finish and keep the wood light but there seems to be so different types, so far I think we've narrowed it down to...
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    Extra security for front door.

    Good afternoon everyone, Is there any extra security measures I can add, such as sliding bars to our composite front door, it doesn't fit flush like our old wooden door and the "sliding bar", that's the only way I can think to describe it, won't fit and too be honest I wouldn't be sure of...
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    Block Paving , re-sanding base

    Thank you noseall:) regards Chris
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    Block Paving , re-sanding base

    Good afternoon all, Our drive was block paved approx 10 yrs ago and the company who did it really did do a great job, but ants having been slowly pushing the sand out in one corner and the blocks, approx 8 off have started to sink, they've dropped approx 20mm. I have a spare bag of sand and...
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    Sliding Doors

    Thanks Notch7 for the info, but if the cost is going to be similar to the quotes we've had, I think we will have to look at alternatives to sliding doors, so the search is still on. regards Chris
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    Sliding Doors

    Evening everyone, I would like to fit sliding doors across the middle of a room to divide off the utility part using a triple track and 3 doors. The room is 2.4m across and 2.4m high. I would like to use full height doors. The costs from suppliers range from £1500-£2200 which is unrealistic. Has...
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    Extractor linked with lights.

    Thank you EFLImpudence for your knowledge and helpful link, I understand it now. regards Chris
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    Extractor linked with lights.

    Good afternoon all, Is there any way of linking an extractor(xpelair) with a circuit of 3 recessed lights, the lamps are LED's running off a pull switch. Thanks in anticipation. Chris
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    2.3m Deep Foundations alternatives

    I may be too late but don't get skips, if possible buy 6 sheets of 18mm OSB, put them out the front and chuck the excavation soil on them, then get a grab lorry to pick up, they can be the equivalent of 4-5 skips @ £120 a skip and I got a grab lorry for £210. regards Chris
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    Under floor heating or not

    Thanks big-all, you seem to be saying the same thing as my SWMBO. Maybe I should re-consider a couple more radiators but I assume they would have to be pretty big!! regards Chris
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    Under floor heating or not

    Thanks Rabmac1 for the advice, I really don't know anything, I assumed that the floor would be laid on those green soft panels and that's why I was unsure of under floor heating. I will check out the Quick-step brand. thanks again. Chris
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    Under floor heating or not

    Hi All, We are about to have an extension built, single storey, 3m x 8m on the back of the house, it will have a block + beam floor with insulation and screed but we can't decide whether to go with more rads or electric under floor heating. The boiler is a 3yr old Worcester Bosch. The floor...
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    Vibrating Pipes

    I apologise for late posting, I broke a bone in my hand, gardening :oops: Yes it did work by changing the ballcock valve and thanks to all for the help and advice :D :D Chris
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