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All you need is a Dusk til Dawn control. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256003548375?var=0&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338590836&toolid=10044&loc_physical_ms=41471&customid=8dc7f5ff7a651d620e159d3a4a18f0a0&gclid=8dc7f5ff7a651d620e159d3a4a18f0a0

Mandy is nowhere near as black as they paint him. He has a very good business head on him and IMO Starmer did well putting him in our Ambassador's role. It's just a pity his previous came back to bite him on the bum. He will be a difficult mind to replace.

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.. .. and there was some considerable palm greasing going on before the balloon went up.

You can try anything, but IMO it is always better to start afresh with clean surfaces and a new sealant of your choice. My choice would be Goldend Paste https://chesterton.com/industrial-lubricants-and-mro-products/maintenance-specialties/900-goldend-thread-sealant-paste

Oh no, that was Mandy's original downfall ;):LOL:

Before you start any planning, do you want a warm or a cold roof?

BUT, this bunch of tossers are NOT a government; they are a collection of losers with not one of them harbouring any ideas on how to move forwards.

Unless your neighbour was planning on doing the same as you, how would you finish the elevations as they merge with your neighbour's walls?

A well tried and tested method deploying a slot-through ladder and a fixed straight ladder.

My 1st concern would be are there pad-stones for the ends of the steels? I couldn't see any, but the whole job is so messed up it is impossible to say from the photos.

No comment! :LOL:

Okay, so what about seeking some penicillin as a cure;):giggle:

Not in private Nuffield facilities.

I have used the private route before for speed and I would do so again(y)

It could be oxidation caused by atmospheric pollution or maybe even the age of the anodizing.

A long standing 'cleaner' for glass as used by car detailers is a liquid metal polish such as Brasso. It has a very fine abrasive suspended in the liquid and will remove any coating that is not the actual glass. A gently but persistent cleaning with that followed by a good wash with clean water...

It will most probably have a rubble based back-fill and not be supporting anything.

There was, IMO, a very good and highly effective pain relief, Coproxamol (dextropropoxyphene), but it was withdrawn because of fears of overdose by grateful patients.

Designed with soft metals in mind(y)...