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OR reading between the lines - she wants you to go round for a nice romantic pizza meal for two - followed by a quick shower - of course you've gotta be careful when she mentions that the bulb needs changing in the bedroom (and she'll hold the tourch!!!) :shock: :oops: :shock:

>Does "meen" mean 'mean'? only if you mean it (if you know what i mean, 'arry?) >sillie, or silly??? oh! it's gotta be 'or' every time anyway........ so there i was talking about plaster........ LOL

your just being sillie now [groan!] :roll:

is a 'ned' the smae as 'need'? :roll: lol

>I'll swap the other Polycell primer that I bought for an International and feedback the outcome. Kevlar you tried the new stuff out yet?? i got a shed load (well actually a whole house but you get the idea) of skirtingboards to paint and like yourself i canna stand the sanding part of...

that sounds a bit like our place - we have an old old heating system -around the *antiquated* hot water tank we have a little leaver that diverts water to the central heating - it's well funky.........

cheers for the info. Bahco - sorry Gerrywell, looks like i've sort of hijacked your thread :oops:

not sure if this is the same problem.... but read on it does have some bearing... we went out and brought a powershower and asked a plumber to well errrr plumb it in... he came back saying there wasn't enough water pressure (or was that storage - canna remember) anyway he suggested putting...

you boasting or asking? - lol :shock:

you can get 'mini' breakfast bars which come in at 670mm have a look here (seem quite cheap too) http://www.uk-worktops.co.uk/lprices.htm

cheers for the offer AdamW but i reckon you might have forfeited your right to harvest the said timber due to the location of the planting... now if you'd left them in the greenhouse........ :roll:

LOL - yeah MFI certainly do have a screw missing somewhere down the line :lol:

yeah solid wood is really, really nice but if we had a solid wood work surface in our gaff it would be wood overload :shock: still the next property we get....... well that is if house market doesn't burst before it's time to move on. i saw on some 'hey! we know your not moving house...

cheers for looking fitter. i reckon most people go out looking and can only find patterned styles so they end up get one of those... reckon we'll prob. end up getting one i as there's no way we'll be able to afford a bespoke/custom 'plain' style. patterned work tops have been round for...

cheers you two :D just seems really strange that it's so hard to find just a simple coloured work top - reckon the manufactures are missing out on a trick there? > fitter thanks but i'm up north in sunny yorkchestershire (where the rain just keeps on coming!!!) tatar....

not sure which forum to put this so general it is :twisted: single colour kitchen work tops- do they exist?? i don't want any of this 'trying to be marble or granite or shale or Pandapoo Etc' all i want is a plain single coloured work surface and i canna find one :( i would have thought...

gloss :cry: will give the ol' elbow grease a go at the weekend :wink: tatar

yeah yeah i know there are plenty of other threads about this.... and they all say scrape off with a Stanley knife blade... which is nice :O) but.... we have a couple of 'door lights' (glass above a door to let light into a hall way) unfortunately the glass is bubbled/textured so...

well personally i reckon i'd tile right down to the floor then put on a skirtingboard - only because my tiling leaves much to the imagination so from my point of view it'd look neater :oops:

>I said this to the call centre and she said it wouldn't be a problem at all replacing the bath if this didn't work of course they could tell you that you've forfeited any rights due, because you've applied T-cut to the bath and therefore voided any warranty.... :shock: Personally i...