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Will the mechanism take extra weight?

I also had experience of a roofer who was probably a good roofer, but very busy, and poor at communication. After literally a year of being strung along that he was going to come and do the job, I found someone else. Roofers with a good work based, personally recommended reputation are unlikely...

You might consider a hit and miss fence replacement to reduce the risk of it happening again

I've had a couple of repairs done by excellent roofers - both were recommended by people I knew who'd had work done by them.

Surrealist

Gills

I wonder what you can hang from that bracket? Hanging basket? Punchbag? Wind chimes? Church bell? Inflatable chicken? Something that is visible to the driver, and that a car can hit without doing damage

I agree - and sometimes, counterintuitively, you can free up nails by tapping them in a touch before getting them up. ...and once you've a board or two up, you might be able to lever them up from underneath, with a bar or chisel between the board and joist

So yes, It's curious isn't it - what the facts are, how we make sense of them or not, and how that relates to our particular cherished position...

You might find this forum useful: https://www.speakev.com/forums/power/

It's curious isn't it - what the facts are, how we make sense of them or not, and how that relates to our particular cherished positions - I very much include myself in this. Here's a surprising piece from Fix the News - I'm sure someone will have the time to find the underlying research...

You could try just heating the rooms you're in. We don't heat empty rooms, and we don't have heating on at night. We keep doors closed between rooms whenever possible. Even though the tank is well insulated, we only heat water shortly before we're going to use it. I think our condensing boiler...

I don't see any veneer?

Fungus

I'm wondering what the wall construction is? If it's plasterboard, you might find that you can pull the cable out if you first remove the plaster around each end of it.

I really like these - really easy to use, do a good job.

One thought - if the built in cupboards are on external walls, they will provide an ideal environment for damp and mould (unless you insulate the wall behind them)

So maybe if you look at the diagram, and identify which ingredients of the dogs dinner you want to replace, then it might be possible to tell you if you can feed it from the inside...

If it's recently emptied and brimming so quickly, I wonder where it's all come from?