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It's just flooding. It can be a few inches deep sometimes, I have never actually measured it. I will build a step to access it.

How would I work out how deep to go and how many I would need?

Is that basically concrete piles? Would I need a big auger drill to make the holes then?

It can be a few inches deep at times depending on how much rainfall there has been. Just grass and a border of soil towards the boundary.

Hello, I'm looking for advice please on what type of base would be best for a timber framed building on ground that in the winter can regularly be flooded. It's going to be a storage building about 2.5m wide x 4m long Here is a pic of the location where I want to build it: The base of the...

If you can't get to the glazing beads to remove existing glass then you won't be able to glaze the new glass as the beads will also be internal. Sorry that's not much help to you but just thought to point it out.

I'm guessing It's a manufacturer fault, the fabricator in the factory probably put the mullion into welder the wrong way round. Dummy sash, hinges etc are all fitted in the factory, only the glass comes separate in most cases but some windows do come complete as in pre-glazed.

I wouldn't use foam, if you get a roll of glazing tape say 3 or 4mm thick, that will enable you to stick the PVC trim and will also offer some form of thermal insulation as it's basically sticky foam.

They are either screws that hold the reinforcing inside the mullion (vertical profile) or screws to secure the dummy sash. Either way they should have been hidden and screwed in through the other side.

I think I have found the problem. I decide to go back and start from scratch, unplugged everything from the router except the power supply, reset the router, only connect the ethernet cable from the ont into the router, all working great, set up all of the alexa and ring devices, able to use...

Do you mean turn off the router and then turn back on or do you mean resetting it?

Okay so I just tried turning off IPv6 in the hub, was able to connect to wifi but no internet so that didn't work. I went back into the hub and re enabled the IPv6 and for some reason it then worked, I was able to connect to wifi and use the apps while connected. I though wow that's weird but...

Thanks. So it appears I'm not the only one having these issues with sky wifi, he ended up cancelling his sky as it could not be resolved, great!

Would that be the case here though? All was good in the morning then I swapped the old router for the new one and the issues started then, it's literally the same router!

I went to asda and tested it on their wifi, all perfect on all apps Speedtest 296 Mbps download 43 Mbps upload

I actually did use a different network name at first but when I found connection issues I when back into the hub and changed it to the old set up. To be honest I don't think it's an issue with the actual devices, I think it's the fact that the apps don't think my mobile is connected to the...

I don't have a neighbour close enough for them to block my signal. The alexa that sits on my desk just 3 feet away from the router is not connected, the alexa in the bedroom nearly 30 feet away from the router is connected. I have a second router in the gym, when selecting wifi 5 ghz it's fine...

The first thing I did was change the network name and password in the hub, some devices have automatically reconnected but others haven't.

Hello,, I recently had an issue with my sky broadband so sky sent out a new router, now the issue is worse and I don't have a clue where to start with fixing it. The new router is on and showing all 4 lights green, I am online now on my desktop so wired connection seems fine. Some of...

The slab DPM will go up to and up the inside of the class b's The trench blocks are frost proof Where will the slab be suspended?