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The white/clear ones aren't great for water storage, you'll get more algae cos the light can get to the water. You need to cut the top off, you can reuse it as a cover though. I've got some as "dunkers" and some with scrap household taps

Seems a bit extreme to pay someone to come in and help you with your posts. And what about the fence, will he have a look at that too?

The weeds can grow on top of the membrane if they want to!

If you wanted a bracket like that, you could easily make them out of builders metalwork. Take a flat strap, cut to length, couple bends in a vice. That would answer your question - but probably not the best way to repair your fence? Have you looked at post repair spurs?

I keep the rods in the house, along with the "overstock" of grinder discs, and paslode nails.

I have my doubts it's Leyland Cypress, by the shape of the branches. It's not an invasive species - it's sterile! It's just a fast growing hybrid tree.

Best thing for that is cheap green fence paint and a sprayer.

For infrequent use, mains powered is probably a better bet, keep watching lidl and aldi if you're not in a rush. I bought a lidl router for £30 quite a few years ago, and it's fine for diy use.

Here's a totally random house I just found on streetview. Look at the brown wheelie bin by the wall. 240l bins are approx 1m tall. So the gable end up to the top of that ridge is approx 7.5m high

I would just use the turny stick method where you stand back, hold a stick, turn it round, measure to the spot on the ground. OR Stand back and take a photo, with something in the photo of a known height, you can use that as a scale and count the height (you might even be able to do this off...

Is there no way of compacting the middle high spot with tamper etc? To me, 5mm is nothing on a shed really, it will settle down over time

The ****ting outdoors will be better for the environment than ****ting indoors and flushing it down the drains to a sewage works (with clean drinking water)

I used to do work for one place where they had a Travis Perkins account, they didn't get any discount, the prices were mental. Would often be double what other suppliers were, but the person/people paying the bill seemed blissfully unaware, and wouldn't take advice.

Unless specified otherwise, "treated" timber will be the cheapest treatment. If it's a decent concrete foundation look putting down paving on it. It will be less of a step up on to it, less slippery, and will outlast any timber by decades.

Bare in mind wetherspoons have different pricing all over the country, so it aint that price everywhere. I think the food is fine, portions aren't huge, but I have a big appetite

Was in Mallaig recently. Fish supper £18 (takeaway)! So for two of you with a can of pop circa £40. Ketchup extra I think The place was queued out the door with tourists (we didn't get anything)

Can't tell if it's mould or turning grey from the UV which is natural anyway

If the screws are rubbish then what will the rest of the item be like!

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