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I was thinking along the lines of taking up some of the paving and re-laying at a later date when the garden room is removed. You would need need a DPM or something to protect the pavers before pouring on top of it. You could use decking or similar for the shuttering. It all depends how much...

They have a 3 year warranty, so on things like solar lights I would expect them to last about 3 years and any longer is a bonus.

B&Q look slightly cheaper for the 10x25mm. You'll likely need strips slightly narrower than your doorframes. You can cut to size yourself or buy the size you need depending on the tools and time you have available. I would pin the strips on first. You might also want to set the strips back...

What have you found for £7 each? What about something like this for the wooden trim: https://www.diy.com/departments/cheshire-mouldings-smooth-planed-pine-stripwood-l-2-4m-w-11mm-t-6mm/1793539_BQ.prd

If you are spending that much on a garden room then surely it makes sense to have foundations of just as good quality. If you lay a row of concrete blocks or bricks on a foundation then they could be knocked off in future as the slabs re-laid.

You can have a look on these websites and enter the TV model number to find out the model number of the remote control. https://www.remotes4u.co.uk/ https://www.remote-controls-shop.co.uk/ You can then compare prices with those on eBay. I would prefer to get a genuine or a replacement...

I didn't check before posting- It used to be available in the play store, but it isn't anymore.

There is an app called "Uk Aerial Alignment" which might be worth a look.

A photo of the LEDs and the plug/adapter/transformer might help people see what options you have and what quantity the lights are.

It looks like you need to fit the wooden flooring before the carpet is fitted.

(It might be a bit deep, but) Wax sticks are an option, especially if @Tigercubrider 's suggestion works. https://www.toolstation.com/briwax-wax-repair-sticks/p62562

A clearer photo of this part might help. What did the roofers do? - if there was a gap to start with then adding more layers wouldn't necessarily help.

The part to the right is a extender/splitter - It was a easy way to see what size the plug is. No moving parts.

You have got the option to replace the small pane with a wooden panel which would be much easier to cut out a hole for the cat flap. Of course, that is if it is acceptable to those in the other flats and council etc.

I'll give it a go next time I am up the loft. I haven't got a 12v battery, but I have adapters with a 12v output which should do the job.

Is the door one pane of glass or is it made up of multiple panes?

I have got a what could be described as a "150cm led globe tree w/200 static ice white leds rs01385" Christmas tree. Unfortunately, I was given this tree, but no power adapter was with it. From the labels it needs a DB-12-24 adaptor, these are for sale for prices around £20 or there are...

If it is Gmail, I think there is a setting to allow notifications on other devices while you are connected. I can't remember the exact phrasing, but if your computer is constantly connected it might be set to stop them appearing on your phone while using your computer. Other email providers...

What sort of staples were you thinking of using? If you use small galvanised ones then they can be different to get out and almost impossible without damaging the wood. It says this matting is suitable for outdoor use: https://www.screwfix.com/c/safety-workwear/matting/cat9630001 - maybe...

How far have you got with it? I would have thought a correct mix of sand and cement would be better - maybe lay bricks or blocks at suitable intervals to support the wooden base...