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  4. J

    Unbelievable.

    It's another option, but trust me, living on the West of Scotland, we really have no shortage of water :lol: I think I'd rather have a watertight roof.
  5. J

    Unbelievable.

    Aye... previous owner had 4 kids, which in my mind points the finger directly at him, and a bodge DIY job. Tw@t..... I'm now lined up for a 4-figure roof-repair, weeks before Wifey's 40th b'day, Christmas, and kids birthdays in January!
  6. J

    Unbelievable.

    It's an option. I've an old plastic 200-gallon water-tank in the shed I could use. On second thoughts, maybe I'll just get the roof properly repaired :lol: Here's some pics ... you can see watermarks *everywhere* ! In this one, you can clearly see where it's coming in...
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  10. liamant

    liamant

  11. J

    Unbelievable.

    I'll get one.... that bucket will be there until the roof's fixed!
  12. J

    Unbelievable.

    Not my DIY disaster, but one that I inherited when I bought this place. Have been troubled by water coming in through kitchen ceiling for a while now. Strangely intermittent - not more frequent during heavy rain, but a few days prolonged light rain brings it in. Anyway, kitchen has a large...
  13. J

    "Calibrate" dimmer switch

    Still nobody's telling me where I can get the right dimmers?! :shock:
  14. J

    "Calibrate" dimmer switch

    Dave - cheers for that. I'm still struggling to find a UK supplier of any of those - MK seem to have it all wrapped up here! Know any online retailer that does these? Steve - they're not GU10's - although you can get them. ebulbshop.com have a huge range - great prices and great service, BTW...
  15. J

    "Calibrate" dimmer switch

    Hi, recently purchased Megaman Dimmer-able CFL's - nice. However, the stated dimming range (10% - 100%) is not achievable on the standard dimmer I have. The instructions say you can get a type of dimmer that you can calibrate to achieve the full range. This has an additional pot (turned by...
  16. J

    Hardwood kitchen worktop - suitable as office desk?

    Cheers Haitch 720mm will be fine for depth - I've measured it out. Plenty room for 19" flat-screen monitor, keyboard and elbows :D
  17. J

    How best to cut in a curved ceiling?

    Blimey. Looks like you've moved into a converted office - you can see where the ceiling lights were! With my degree in Rocket Science, I would suggest you turn your roller round, so that the "free" end of the roller is next to the curve. Then roller round the cutting-in line you've drawn...
  18. J

    Hardwood kitchen worktop - suitable as office desk?

    I'm refitting a small room as home office. I want to have a full-width (wall-to-wall) desk under a window along the short wall. Span is 2700mm. Supports along edges and back wall would be screwed into studs. I'm looking at using a 27mm x 720mm length of hardwood kitchen worktop - beech, with...
  19. J

    Your Top Tips needed

    OK, the boys have been and laid Karndean type vinyl flooring in the hosue, and very nice it looks too. Now I need your top tip for getting the dishwasher, fridge and (heavy) washing machine slid into their under-counter slots in the kitchen, without scratching the new floor. Cheers folks.
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