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I fit them plastic pits for a living now Nige :cool:

What did you say?

The gaps are about an inch deep and there is wood at the back. Should I screw plaster board to the wood then some rough plaster to bring it level with the old stuff before it gets skimmed?

I would hire a structural engineer to report on the washing line attachment to the fence panel. It’s in the corner so his calculations may show that it won’t damage the panel.

Is it 8 or 9” on the outside? I bet it’s 6” really.

Could you stick a fake row of tiles on the front of the dormer, same angle as the roof?

I’d be looking at doing loads of dye tests to the hg e higher properties rain water drains and to have the outlet near the door as the lowest point under your house.

https://www.tradepipes.co.uk/square-hopper-head-for-160mm-drainage

That will be too tall.

Are you sure it is pressurised? I’m not too well up on the maps but isn’t ‘VC’ salt glazed clay? Purple drains private and yellow shared/ST owned. And would a pressurised sewer have manholes? Edit: Forget that, I didn’t read all the posts, just saw the picture.

Use a 150/160mm one instead.

Knock a hole in the ceiling.

It is, they are a really really nice family. Mother, daughter and 2 sons, all lovely :(

I use a Bulldog yellow shafted one, best in the business, I call it Excalibur.

Is that the £8000 a roll stuff that boris used?

I found out my old neighbours daughter died a week after giving birth :cry::cry: She must have been around 30 and had a wicked sense of humour :(

I’d use 4:1 sharp sand and cement.

One of my last ‘covered in ****’ pics :(

I’d put a membrane ontop of the sand too or stuff will grow in it.

4” of sand would be too thick. I’d leave the slabs and build it up with mot first.