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there are plenty of places online where you can enter all of your parameters and get a quote for the supply of the unit. Whenever i budget for windows, i use this as a guide, plus about £200 per day for fitting and usually my local window bloke is cheaper than what i've calculated for supply...

clear silicone would be my choice, and a careful 20 minutes of making it neat & tidy

based on what you have said, it sounds like you have a 2 way switch which probably goes to some kind of junction box in the ceiling, from there you have the switched live, neutral and earth to the light, then the same back out to another light operated by the same switch(es) i've always told a...

i'm guessing you don't have a wired internet connection? if you do then some networks offer a mini-mast which uses your internet connection to connect to their system and it broadcasts a very low power 3G signal for use around your site. otherwise, your only real option is satellite

When i re-did my bathroom and ripped out my old power shower i had a huge channel in the wall which i had to fill roughly to tile over, ended up using some ready mix rapid set concrete, screwed a piece of ply over the wall and poured it in the top. wasn't perfect but did a fine job enough to...

i don't see why not, be aware of covering cables though!

had a similar problem when i fist got my Chinese phone, in the end i did a reboot and some automatic updates happened which cleared it, have you recently changed SD cards?

how about this: Shed2 by nerox posted 12 Nov 2016 at 8:52 AM

hmmmm, if it isnt too long of a run then an SDS and a chisel would at least reduce the hump, although you might like to take that opportunity to make it properly flat

thanks for the advice, my sources were wrong :cry:

good point, doing a bit more research suggests that 150mm slab thickness is overkill for low load applications ie anything but garages and 100mm is perfectly adequate?

Hello All, I've got myself set on a project for next year of building a more permanent shed at the bottom of my garden. i've pretty much decided on block construction, rendered and painted with a flat roof to end up something like this: having done some research on footings for the wall and...

here's a picture from above: IMG_20161111_112505 by nerox posted 11 Nov 2016 at 11:29 AM Im sure its a solid block, it definitely feels it from the top, bottom, and sides. If there is a void in there somewhere then ive no idea how to get to it!

Ok heres how things look from the inside IMG_20161111_103008 by nerox posted 11 Nov 2016 at 11:01 AM you can see the step down in ceiling height towards the front door, that is soild (i assume concrete) plastered over. from the outside: IMG_20161111_103404 by nerox posted 11 Nov 2016 at...