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I put them on par with Shaldag Unit (within IDF) and they certainly do not mess about.

I've never experienced any problems with Axiom brand From CED and since they have become entangled with Travis Perkins now the owner of Toolstation, I can nip out just a mile from my front door and pick up all I need from TS on the trading estate(y) A swift check online and a reserve click (card...

I always used to use sieved sand first to ensure no sharp stones were included. With soil, you have no idea what is concealed in each barrowful. Approx 3" of sand surrounding the main before the complete backfill would be much better for the plastic pipe.

What about affixing open shelving along that remaining 200mm?

Our troops are fully trained to kill and should have never been put into a civilian location where mistakes could take place affecting the civilian population.

IMO that case should have never been considered.

My heating has been running since the first hint of temperature drop. Any thought of adding to climate change is dispelled when I consider all of the volcanoes that are erupting across the world as I type this reply. I like to keep my home at least 23.5c as a minimum as my wife suffers with...

What minimum distance does the hob instructions state? At the end of the job, it will probably depend on the output of the hob and frequency of burner use.

That brand is a stock item at Screwfix, all with positive feedback. I guess that seller has bought a load of excess stock and needs to clear it. https://www.screwfix.com/c/electrical-lighting/switches-sockets/cat830530?brand=arlec

I would level that pan the old-fashioned way .. bed it on a decent mortar mix and then allow it to cure before finishing the job (y)

See attached?? There is nothing to look at!

From your photographs, yes, a holding screw is missing. Replacing with a screw of the correct thread and length should secure the frame.

I am always an advocate for back-to-brick if the budget can stand it. Once it's all done, you can then forget about anything grinning through (y) Skimming over a less that perfect substrate could cause problems when decorating.

Thinking all the way back to my earlyish years, the ideal concrete mix for general building usage was to the ratio 3/4" 4-2-1 OP 2"slump; where the 4parts was the 3/4"agregate (downgraded), the 2 was the fines (blended sand) and the Op was ordinary Portland cement mixed with water to give a 2"...

The top one for me, but then I'm a tad older than you in tastes ;)

Where will the cattle be directed to?

A carefully cut and sanded bullnose at that left end would look acceptable (y)

A good quality and gauge lining paper (cross lined) should give a descent surface. https://www.helpwithdiy.com/decorating/lining_a_wall.html

FKUC!! What a horrid display of bodgermanship. If that was my house they would be given the order of the boot and then some :mad: Leadwork is an art and takes many years to perfect. Plumber = worker of lead, but today, unfortunately, a good plumber is becoming as rare as hen's teeth

Several determined taps with a hammer should start the undoing process, just as removing a Rawlplugging tool bit from the jumper.