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Possibly brett omega. If you only need a few you could try gumtree or similar. Search also for permeable blocks as the gaps help drainage

Couldn't you just solder a new wire on and keep the plug?

Could you not buy two 125's and then rip them to 115 along one edge?

I don't think that is their house. You could build a timber garden office at that size without any planning and then just fully insulate it. Not sure on the legalities of using it for business though

I've got a couple of these. Check there isn't anything restricting the door opening. We've had the same issue now and again but usually a small pebble under the door or the dust guard just needs bending up a bit as it drags along the floor and causes the restriction. Also check the internal...

Have a you set up a google business profile that links to your website. That is a good way to get local people to find you as you'll then come up on the map and local results when people type in electrician gateshead.

Looks like the same length of timber as Harry said. Maybe they couldn't get it up there

Thanks Tet The EPDM goes about 700mm up under the pitch so it will come back down. I may just try and wedge it somehow so if any water gets back there it can come out

Would need to be a round gutter There isn't a facia. The tiles come down to the flat roof but enough room to curl the gutter under them. May be able to wege it somehow but would prefer to stick it somehow so it's done

Sorry, wasn't clear There is a pitched roof to flat roof and instead of letting the water run off the pitch onto the flat roof was going to add a gutter. This would look better (it will match up with other side) and help keep the roof cleaner. So in affect 'd be sticking the gutter down as if I...

Hi all I have an EPDM roof and want to glue some guttering to it. Whats the best product to use for this? Need something to gun on quite thick Thanks in advance

blinds2go will make them to size and not too expensive. Pretty much the same as Hillary's but you fit them yourself

To get the heigh of mortar you can use a length of timber with a step that is just under the depth of you tile. Then scrape this along an existing tile and it will give you a guide on how deep you need the mix. What slabs are they?

You can submit a non-material amend to see if if would be approved. Doesn't cost much and fairly quick

I'm guessing it's about 17 years old. If you have acrobat that should open most pdf files. Try opening in the preview app or by highlighting the file and pressing the space bar

Do you have acrobat installed?

Search for engineered timber I-beam joist.

Maybe install a motion detector instead so it's off when not in use and not just when you notice the led

You can buy new remotes on Aliexpress but you'll need a working remote to sync them.

You'd be best to buy a few slabs from the local supplier and see how they look before ordering pallet full or lift a loose one and take with you