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What you need is a universal waste coupling (not sure if its the right name). Just go into a Grahams plumbers merchants or similar and they will get you the right fitting if you explain the problem to them. Steve

I went to quote for an insurance job recently. Was called by insurance company a couple of weeks later to answer a few questions about my quote. At the same time I asked if they pay client or contractor and they said as their contract was with client, they would be paying them and I would...

The easiest option for a novice, although it defeats the object of having the skirting on top of the flooring is to run a bead of scotia around the length of the flooring/skirting. This will cover any gaps and will look fine in the right shade/colour. Steve

I'll second that! Just viewed the instructions - look fine to me. Recon you'll get away with 3mm myself, remember to seal the cut edges with silicone or similar, seen "plumbers" do a lot worse. Steve

This has got to be a wind up............... The amazing shrinking sink perhaps!

My Boss would have them ripped off the ply with one lash of her tongue or even one of 'her stares'. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen: :lol: :mrgreen: I think I know the "stare" you're talking about............

If laminate Standard masons mitre - just set up worktop jig twice on both pieces to get curve at both ends. Easy peasy Steve

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Yes, not being rude but it will look like a row of coat hooks. and with the coats on it - will look like a row of coats.............um! what would you like it to look like?

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Do you have any neighbours with a strange but recognisable northerly accent?? :lol: Sounds like they need a bit of adjustment

That's what we're here for Billozz, your welcome

Such an awkward job, I don't know a single chippie who can do this job and keep a civil tongue during the process, including myself. There are alternatives to timber if you are having trouble, for example you could use plasterboard, don't have to be too neat, and finish with ceramic tiles...

A piece of planed 4x1 or 3x1 would be /look better. Chamfer the front edges, lick of paint/stain, jobs a good 'un. Steve

Hhmmm!! Bodgit & Skarper Builders ltd ?? :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

What are the windows made of ie wood, upvc, aluminium etc and what do you mean by noise? Steve

I reckon it's acrylic frame sealant, ...........a cheaper version of what should have been used in the first place ie proper silicone mastic. Steve

Have seen this before, can't remember when or where though. Think the actual shape/moulding is called ovolo, I may be wrong. Best to try a proper builders merchants for this Jewson, Ridgeons etc. Steve

Just need to call local hmrc, they will not give you the utr over the phone, will mail it instead. Steve

Pile of oak sleepers + total novice = Big heavy oak kingsize bed, with girlfriend happy to sleep on it...............can't see it myself........think your girlfriend maybe right!!!!!!!!! :lol: :lol:

Best way is to use a wider piece and rip down to suit. Alternatively you could use a piece of quadrant or scotia to cover the gap, then paint/stain. Steve