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The Toolstation one isn't even stocked anymore and isn't a security one anyway. If you want to buy a single security bit online you will pay a premium either in the cost of the item or for delivery. Or god forbid you phone up a local tool shop who will probably be able to get one if they don't...

If the frame was reinforced it'd be OK, otherwise yes through bolts are probably the way to go, perhaps with white plastic bolt caps on the outside? Assuming there's actually enough space to get bolts through ....

Draw it by hand.

@LaurenFan5 what did you use for your tank? any pics?

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Because if you don't use a public sewer for any surface or rainwater then you can get money off your water bill.

Someone has screwed through the cap which is why you broke it, anyway you need to stick a screwdriver in the slot and the handle should come out. Then you'll be probably be asking how to lift it out because it's jammed.

Yes Wera is a pretty good make.

I would fit a pedestol basin, that avoids the inevitable damp cabinet issues. As above post a sketch of the plan of the room with dimensions.

It can happen in any building with stud walls.

Yes probably the weight distorting thing, probably a slim spacer under one corner or similar would get things back to square, try grabbing the carcass with two hands and try and twist it slightly in various ways to see if the door closes to try and work out where you need to fit a spacer.

You could drill/screw into that beast to your hearts content and never compromise it

@rreanor how about a please and a thank you. :rolleyes:

BCO's will (not always) expect a U Value calc to prove whatever spec has been mooted is being installed is up to standards, its not their job to do your donkey work.

Is that not an outlet pipe in the bottom of the first pic?

£1000 sounds extreme, have you tried a few other suppliers? You would use frame extenders to fill the gap, normally available from the same place you buy the window so as to ensure compatibility.

As for the windows you'll likely have to suck it up and do what he wants, unless you want to go through an appeal, precedents don't really exist in planning any more. The Head Of Planning at your Local Authority can overrule the CO but you're unlikely to be able to communicate directly with...

You buy a standard panel, remove the end vertical battens from each side, trim the laps down as necessary and then reattach the end battens. Standard heights are 3ft, are you sure yours isnt 3ft? Wickes are quite reasonable for delivery charges, £4 I think.

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