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    Balcony Possible Here ?

    Hi, got a sash bay window out the back of my kitchen. Often wonder if its possible to replace the centre sash with French doors and put balconnette there. Thing is the roof is GRP/OSB laid over the top of previous plywood, it's a little soft due to the OSB. Think any weight would damage it...
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    Kitchen Cabinet Bangs ... sound proofing ?

    Yeah I'd like to help my neighbours, these things can be annoying ... quid pro quo
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    Kitchen Cabinet Bangs ... sound proofing ?

    You might be right actually !!!
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    Kitchen Cabinet Bangs ... sound proofing ?

    Victorian conversion, but has a layer of ... screed is it and the cabinets just stand on it, so I just want to shorten the legs and slide in 1mm rubber but the sheets I have stink so ...
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    Fusebox Lamp

    Thanks !!! that's probably the bell, could be good
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    Fusebox Lamp

    No idea
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    Fusebox Lamp

    Yeah, I looked at that motion sensor LED, but battery runs out after few months or whatever, nobody knows then when crisis comes no battery. Anyway maybe you can help me, is there an easy way to get a feed out of the fusebox to do the lamp. I have done plug sockets and light circuits before...
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    Fusebox Lamp

    Sounds good but I need to wire it so it charges, what's the best way to take a feed out of there ?
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    Fusebox Lamp

    Hi, I need to put a lamp in the fusebox to see the meters better, what's the easiest way to wire it ? Thanks
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    Kitchen Cabinet Bangs ... sound proofing ?

    Thanks that would be good but pots and pans on the surface would still pass straight through I think
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    Kitchen Cabinet Bangs ... sound proofing ?

    Hiya my kitchen units sit on the concrete floor and annoy the guys downstairs ... can anyone recommend a 1mm odour free rubber material that is suitable to slide under the feet and decouple them ? I got some "acrylonitrile" and SBR, but they both stink so don't want them here. Any ideas ? Thanks !
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    Gas Shutoff Valve : okay or not okay

    Yeah well I think so ! I stripped out 4 plastic tubes full of cables that had been in there fore years, and now it completely shuts off readily (it's not stuck or heavy). Also had loads of enginners, half of BG has been here for the old glow worm about 200 times as well as Vaillant Scottish...
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    Gas Shutoff Valve : okay or not okay

    @ianmcd thanks, well I cleared that cupboard out to make access better (had lots of cables), but my boiler engineer threatened me with reporting or cutting off gas this morning ... so is there any way I can sort of get a balanced view or something ?
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    Gas Shutoff Valve : okay or not okay

    Hello, somebody told me that this shutoff valve is not in a good enough position position. What do you think ? Thanks
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    Skylight Hazards

    Hi, this skylight has just been installed near me, apparently it's a 30deg opening unit 2m x 1m, motorised. It's 3" from the bedroom wall, 6" from the bathroom window. Those are precise numbers. It's under 2 sloped tiled roofs which bring a lot of debris down. Is this a legit installation...
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    Ancient Rooflight

    Thank you for your help
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    Ancient Rooflight

    Hi thanks for the response ... do you mean that it did not have opening function ? And are you reasonably sure about that ? There seemed to have been some kind of hinge but possibly that was just to lift from the top for maintenance.
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    Roof light mods

    Hi. With this kind of rooflight is it poss to change or repair or remove the motors to lengthen or shorten the opening size? Thanks
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    Ancient Rooflight

    Hi. I have a question about an old type of roof light. Having a discussion as to whether this thing was ever designed to open and how the opening would work, size of opening. Looking at the flashings doesn't seem possible. Sorry photos rubbish but got no others. Thanks if any veterans...
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    Opening Skylight Impact Neighbours

    I believe that prevention of fire escape that previously existed, and due to the design of the roof if an attempt was made the escapee would have to walk through a very narrow walking route barely big enough for a foot just next to the opening which is more than 2m across and 80cm high...
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