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And not attached to the house. Good question. We have built on sandy friable ground. No problem. The main issue for us was side collapses and the trench requiring at least 1/3rd more concrete poring in, due to the non-regular trench sides. Building Control were fully au fait with the area...

None of them bring anything to the table as far as improving lives in the UK are concerned. As long as they keep passing the "we all hate migrants and it's wots ruining the UK" chalice to one another, they'll all fester in their poisonous fact-free bile till they depart this fair isle. Nothing...

Sums him up perfectly.

DIYfun is one of the most vociferous negative critics of young people on here along with harry bloomfield. Both are childless. Both are clueless.

He's aged a lot (not in a nice way) since he retired. Same with filly.

Maybe ‘social’. Socialists - not so. I’m genuinely happy with my lot. I don’t have a lot, but I’m happy if I have enough.

Your relatives took you on a tour around Stoke to see demolished buildings under development? When was this? WTF?

I’m a socialist at heart. Politically I don’t mind who implements socialistic concepts. Elite populists getting rich from lying and conning folk out of their hard earned wages, I find abhorrent. Sky News is not left wing. If anything it leans slightly to the right, though I laud their...

I didn’t know you live in Stoke?

Half a dozen (terraced) in Stoke.

Utter nonsense.

Correct. He may get a lump of steel cheap to. :cool:

Daft as it sounds, the jump from 6" up to 7", whilst only small in size might be big in pocket. I'd be more concerned with controlling the movement and how it affects the masonry.

It's more the difficulty attributing the lash-up of words he vomited out, to the image. I know aveatry is not the brightest, but that is a stretch right there.

Would you not be better off with a U beam style steel beam, whereby the lifting tackle can roll along the beam?