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The folding screen doesn't require any room to fold. I might take some pics tomorrow and show you.

In a similar situation, an angle grinder did the job.

I don't quite understand which wall you consider knocking down and what is the problem with having a shower screen. In my house the bathroom is a similar size and layout, the only difference is that the window is on the side wall by the toilet pan. All the drainage is close to the external...

Good luck then with your new floor :)

:lol: Sorry about my English, it was late and I was tired. No, I teach computer programming and other computer science related subjects. And I am not a native speaker

Every profession has its cons :lol:

I started teaching after 5 years at the university but strictly speaking there is no training that would teach you how to teach (speaking about higher education here, not schools). It requires a lot of studying though but usually you do it yourself. Often you are on your own dealing with...

Do you know what furniture is going there? Some pieces of furniture have a plint at the front and both sides but not at the back, so there is a space between the bottom of the furniture and the floor that might accommodate the heart. I would try a brick chisel or masonry chisel and a lump...

Surely there would be some not so sensible plumbers. :twisted: I have had quotations over the phone for different types of jobs.

If it is of any interest for you, I am paid about £40 per hour of teaching. It includes the time needed for preparation and marking. So it depends - if it is a new subject, obviously I need more time to prepare for the classes but if there are several groups of students having the same lessons...

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:))) It seems to be a top secret ))) beezo, get on the phone, call several plumbers and ask them for a quotation. Then you'll have an answer for your question

http://www.tradepriced.co.uk/images/pdf/silentfloor_gold_laminate_underlay.pdf According to the technical specifications, you are not supposed to use it over wood-block or parquet subfloors. You may want to contact the technical department (see the link above) and ask them about your...

We live in an Edwardian house at the moment. The 2 front rooms have not been used for many years except for storage, so they haven't been modernized. I believe the coving there is original and it looks pretty much like the coving on your last picture. The skirting boards and the architrave look...

Depending what your priorities are. We recently moved to an old Edwardian house. Some of the rooms have the original ceilings with a beautiful plaster cornices, other rooms have been refurbished by the previous owners - plasterboard, no cornices or roses. I can tell you, it makes a big...

IMHO, there should be a different approach supporting people who can't work due to a medical condition and people who simply don't want to work - for them the benefits should be a percentage of the minimal wages, as it is in many other countries, and should be limited in time - a year, for...

Not sure what the prices are but maybe chicken wire and some ivy could solve your problem.