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I'm not Jason but there are adjusting screws on the hinges to cover all eventualities, you may have to take the soft closer off again.

I've now looked at the site on an older computer and you are correct, they do flyscreen doors, they just don't have a site compatible with Windows 7 :oops:

I hope so. I can't open the PDF's so i can't see everything.

If the top of the door is angled to follow the line of the stairs you can only hinge it off the shorter side.

A better picture would help.

It looks like a badly fitted casement to me and it's not a stormproof.

That is just the mesh bit, I can't see a door offered like you wanted. Perhaps I'm being a bit thick :( [/b]

I couldn't see anything there that matched your description, have I missed something?

The Karcher is £66 at screwfix and the cheaper Earlex is £50 but as has been said it is a noisy beast but it can blow as well. I used mine once for blowing up giant ballons for a kids TV show :lol:

I've just had a look at one of my chargers and it says on it what it will charge. I've only had it 10 years and never noticed :oops:

I use Trade Direct and it was cheaper than anybody and had free tool insurance.

If it works for you and everybody is happy then why change it. As I think I said earlier in the SE it's about £60 per joint.

If you're doing that many why not buy a jig and do it the normal way, they aren't that expensive now. I'm not having a having a go but the first worktop I did paid for the jig. To upload pictures just click on the "Upload Pictures" button above

I know exactly what you mean and you're very brave to do that in a worktop with a handsaw.

Did you carry on with the cut at 45 or turn again once you were through the radiused edge?

Hi gregor, do you cut a 45 through the postformed edge?

You did the job and got your money back, what's the problem?

If they are painted you can fix all the problems and then repaint. Two part filler is a marvelous thing and Yale lock holes can be filled with dowel.

Argos do a pop up that's as cheap as chips. They last me about 2 years and then I chuck em but keep the sides.

The smaller Makita NiCad chargers wont take a NiMH battery but the larger ones will, sorry but I can't give any model No's