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Then will be left with a gap , thickness of the door with a matching panel behind . Depending on the facilities an materials available , could make something to fill the gap from the post to the door at door line . Could make all the backing and packing from basic timbers saving you colour coded...

At 32mm off the wall ,even the back of the doors would be proud of worktop ? Bigger post , I think is generic with standard sized units ?

Ok with it now , could get a piece of matching board to fit behind the post that closes the gap to the cabs . A piece of plynth cut Put the machine edge next to cabinet , your cut behind the post . Will fill gap to cabinet line and give you something to fix into .

Fitting skirt into a bay window

Will need a clamping system with straps etc to install the regular t&g boards

Scribed with a lot of back cut

Circular saw to trim within 5 mm of finished size , profile to size with jig & router . Least amount of material removed is better easier to profile . CNC machines blast it out using a full depth cut , clean as , no chips Without investing thousands in CNC or 2 blade panel saws . Yes your idea...

1/2 inch dia , 50mm long , straight 2 flute cutter

Yes is important to have the arrow in the right direction . Hard to say regarding flow of hot water in the bathroom without having seen for myself Basics would be to ensure you purchased low pressure taps etc is important .

Great idea

Was thinking marine mastic muck or lead mate to keep fox happy , needs to be dry though , is a summer job probably be gone by then , back to silver . Or hairdryer needs be dry or wont seal . I can see the lip and transition to end grain from here ? Could use Oxalic acid to kill the mildew and...

Yes if 43 degrees rise , 47 degrees would be the cut on the handrail ?

Just going to butcher it with a grinder .. Dry it out and seal a bead of muck higher than the bottom of the timber ? Can see exposed end grain ? Scrub it off with soapy water ?

That wont fix it , the sapwood is holding moisture hence the mould , should only use the heartwood in external joinery , sorry . Will dry up in summer to silver , or in some years it will . Doubt can do anything with it now until summer Will out live all of us anyways .

Hmm not sure how you stand refusing to let the original builder back and a chance to rectify things . Is not like its gone on for unreasonable amounts of time or he was offensive . Its possible he had a bad week & has a spare bath in his toolbox . In order to keep yourself clean in all of this...

Guessing key points would be 1 , Whats wrong with the job a,b,c,d etc 2, What you want doing about it 3, When you want it doing by , a date , a reasonable time period . Hopefully the other Wickes staff are professionals and get it sorted early without you having to get all formal . Is only 5...

Did you insist the tile line was to follow the cabinet line with a full tile ? He did not set out to show you the 50mm slither around the bath . I dont understand the cut at bath level is not right . A Bath line 510mm high standard from ffl , can tweak a bit . So would be a full tile around the...

I didnt say dont use , some look better made visually than others . Performance wise they should not leak any of them even the cheapest . Cheapest way to patch it up remove loose tiles and any damaged plaster , fill it back level using bonding plaster 2 layers ? , stick the pvc panels on with...