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No they don’t . Have made many claims at 4-5 years .

Needs to be fit for purpose and last a reasonable amount of time . (2015 consumer act .)

You have not heard of half load setting ?

CT1 , fillets will crack again.

Stock typically has a 12- 18 month shelf life from date of manufacture on the tube, after that is can become lumpy and eventually a solid lump in the tube.Recently opened a new tube which was near the end of expiry date and was already getting lumpy .

Check you have not accidentally turned on the child lock feature .

20mm is plenty for a plasterboard fixing to hold in.

Why fit a dishwasher that gets used less than once a year?

Unless you really need the storage, I would just put in a standard size dishwasher.

Do you use it like a waste disposal and flush food down it? Do you do a lot of greasy cooking .? Both clog sinks quickly , hot soapy water helps keep pipes clear . After making tea I always empty the kettle down the sink , not only helps keep sink clear reduces scale in kettle to practically none .

It allows weep holes to drain and is not a cause of draughts.

Quick dry bonding followed by standard filler to finish .

Mine is stuck down , been just fine.

Why do you want to screw when it’s got adhesive.?

Doubt you could bend a jigsaw blade backwards they are rigid in that direction.

It’s a pub, money pit.

I just hot glue a small piece on mdf with a right angle bracket on it to underside so bracket locks down behind rad . Just lift cover over rad. Only requires one in centre .

Mask off Uvpc frame , then fill and sand damage before decorating.

Foam rollers blow bubbles into thin paint, mohair are better, you used to be able to buy short bristle rollers which gave a finish close to spraying but seen those in shops. Have always used ESP to prime cupboards much quicker and easier than sanding . Microfibre Short Pile (e.g., ProDec...

Foam rollers blow bubbles into thin paint, mohair are better, you used to be able to buy short bristle rollers which gave a finish close to spraying but not seen those in shops for a while . Have always used ESP to prime cupboards much quicker and easier than sanding .