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The raking abutment will be a standard step flashing. The adjacent horizontal abutment will be a sloping valley, whereby the bottom one or two tiles will be removed and a sloping plywood tray built at the bottom.

That seal strip will pull off. Make a note of which way around it goes.

Except when you throw pedestrians into the mix. Doh! Yep, ill thought out analogy and bears no resemblance at all. Accept that 20 MPH works and is here to stay.

TACO Trump. I'm not sure whether the 'T' stands for twát..? He has never looked so weak and impotent.

Makes sense. Surely she'd be ok if they wore a frock, some lippy and a smudge of mascara?

Why not? During the normal course of railway travel, it is sensible to assume that I can travel to my destination without getting hurt. It's a poor analogy in any case in respect to the 20 MPH zones. It bears no resemblance.

That's far too much for an RWR Trumper to take in. I don't think a single human being has looked so weak and ridiculous on the world stage.

I'm aware Labour are the party in power - correct. :cool:

No. I want a railway and where no one gets hurt or dies please, during the normal course of travel. Similarly I don't mind cars travelling a 20MPH in vulnerable zones if it means lives are saved.

Depends if they deliberately put addictive (unnecessary) ingredients in there.

By 'background' do you mean prison?

^^^^^^^^^^ Utter nonsense.

The top and bottom battens are purely for the fixing brackets on the newer windows.

Always. Good to see the backs of the cowardly racist party. I see the downward trend continues for the deformers, bless 'em.

Let's face it, social media companies have had an easy ride until now. There has been little regulatory accountability because governments have been slow to catch up, or just too focussed on the (look the other way) money. Greedy scum.

Two minute vids of Muslims exploding and a diet coke.

Built-up scale (in corners crevices) does take some shifting. Bloom on glass not so.

Yes.

Don't know how effective it would be, no. The stuff I have suggested is decent gear. I pour it into a small bowl and apply it with a paint brush. The spray on cleaners will be friendlier - meaning less concentrated.

Brick acid would work, but would be too aggressive. :cool: We tend to use this stuff for kettles, wet zones etc...