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You can buy batten joiners in plastic which may work.

what is the floor construction?

Patricia Routledge - Mrs Bucket

I think the seal should only be on the outside of the frame so no water can get trapped too.

I used truss clips but was a pain when adding the insulation boards

As above, if you can add any height use insulation boards and just sit the t&g on top

If there is a unit the other side you could run a nut and bolt through

The site won't be running out of space, it will just block massive uploads. The forest image is only 500k and 1200px wide so it looks like the forum scales stuff down anyway but they have put a max upload limit on Doing a screen grab and then uploading that works if things are too big

I got lucky :) £9 power pac and it's up and running. Remote even worked after 6 years! Thanks for the help!

Thanks, would that be within the tv or powerpack?

Thanks Harry Will try the new pack and see what happens

Thanks Harry Yep a generic pack image first as I originally just wanted to know how to test it I think I'll just buy a new supply and hope it's that rather than a fault with the tv. As the fuse blew only when the tv was powered up I assume it may be the tv as jurassic mentioned but worth a...

Thanks This is the actual supply. The one in the original post was the replacement I was going to buy/ to show what I needed to test The fuse is blowing in the plug to this Tv is a Sony Bravia 55 from about 2015. No great loss if it's dead but wanted to try and get it going for a spare room...

Thanks 19.5 printed on the brick It was hard to get a good reading with the probes but was definitely reading 15v with the new fuse before I plugged in the tv. Noting went bang it just wouldn't work and fuse went

Thanks all Managed to test and it showed 0 v Swapped the fuse and it then read 15v (power pack as 19.5v printed on it) Plugged the tv in and it wouldn't work and then the probes read 0.5v on the pack and it seems to fuse has blown again Would this be the tv causing the issue or the power...

Hi I have a Sony TV with the below power supply block (sony version though). Is there a way I can test if the block is powering the tv with a multimeter easily? I want to know if I can just buy a new supply or if the tv is toast Thanks in advance for any help

This one's handy to plug the hair dryer in without getting out of the shower

Ozzy Osbourne

He means to use a piece of insulation board as a base then place your wood on top. Set the blade just below the thickness of the wood. The insulation board just allows the wood to sit flat on something. Using the circular saw you may need to place a few boards next to next other to run the saw...

Your float height setting may be above the overflow. Can you raise the overflow or lower the float?