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Yes, well, I by no means think the sanding job is done on this one! I mean, I haven't even started sanding the centers of the panels, and don't consider the outer parts finished or anything like this. I'm still even getting the old varnish out of the detail. I'm aware the door as seen here is...

Ok, here's a couple of pics of the door, partly sanded. I forgot to rotate them before uploading, I'll maybe fix that later, but got to run just now. I think everyone can get the idea from these though.

Partly sanded door

bottom right corner of top right door panel

Album for pictures of paint stripped wood doors and panelling in my flat.

Ok, thanks, I'll try and post a pic later today.

Hello, I've recently begun stripping the many layers of paint and varnish from the wood in my recently purchased Victorian era flat. I have discovered that what I thought were horrible plain doors are actually nice solid panelled doors which have had sheets of wood nailed to them and painted...

Sorry, I thought the other thread had, died, I'll keep it in one place in future. my nickname is not directly related to the tool! I've just used it for years.

11L/min minimum flow rate, really? I think this sounds like the maximum not the minimum. That would fill my sink in under a minute I'm sure.

Hi, at what minimum flow rate should I expect a Worcester Greenstar 28i junior boiler to activate the flow switch for the domestic hot water supply?

Also, to add some further information, I have now measured the flow rate when it won't turn on. I filled a 2L jug from the tap in about 50 seconds without the boiler turning on, so at least 2L/min. What minimum flow rate should I expect it to work to? By slowly turning up the flow until the...

hi hansthebear, how would I check this?

ok, well, thanks for taking the time to reply. I will see if he can sort it out on Monday.

Yes, he checked the water pressure before installing, and there is quite a high flow rate, at least water comes out of the taps at a much higher rate than I would normally ever require when turned on full blast. The other things I've not been that happy with is to do with how he cut and...

Yes, only commissioned on Friday (yesterday) so he may not even have noticed this

Hello, I have had gas central heating fitted this week with a Worcester Greenstar 28i junior being fitted. I have found however that the boiler seems to be very insensitive to the hot water flow. When I turn on the hot water tap you can get a little hot water for a while (I believe being left...

Yes, it does show show this in the image, but it does not say what size of board this would be (for instance perhaps less wide boards might not require support in the middle or wider boards would require more etc. not totally clear for a novice). Thanks for spelling this out for me, I think I...

Thanks for the useful info, I hadn't come across MF ceilings before, I will look into them. That could be much easier. If using wood, I had also been assuming that I would have the supports running as shown in the first diagram below where the solid lines are the plasterboard sheet and the...

Hi foxhole, Thanks for the link, I've actually read this already though, and many other similar sites, and it doesn't quite answer my questions. I still don't know whether I need a joist running down the centre of each sheet for instance, or just one at each edge. I also don't know how to...

I live in an old flat with no access to the floor above the ceiling, also the insulation above the current roof is ash which I would have to let fall out and don't fancy messing with. I would also like to ensure there is room for thermal dissipation of the lights, although I'll be getting fire...