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its the future.....

possibly found one on the bay here: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Water-Butt-Rain-Diverter-Kit-50mm-80mm-Round-Pipe_W0QQitemZ140353051724QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxq20091018?IMSfp=TL091018136001r28366

Anyone know if theres any diverter kits for 53mm downpipes? or can i get an adapter to fit a section of 68mm pipe to accomodate the more common diverters. Reason for minline is its for a shed & dont want full size on this. Cheers

cheers for the replies.

is there anything that i could use other than a stihl? dont really wanna fork out just to hire one for this job.

stihl saw then.....

would one of these http://www.screwfix.com/prods/63081/Hand-Tools/Saws/Concrete-Saws/Stanley-FatMax-Cellular-Concrete-Saw cut through some kerb edging? i need to half around 6 kerb edgings the full length.

yes it is that JohnD just had a quick look. and still the rain comes down just to annoy me. to be honest its not really that bad, just me being worried i reckon. i just hope that sooner rather than later i can get it treated. at the moment, im called this part of the project 'weathering in'

yes there is a cover ove the joint but its obviously got behind it. the external clad is 38mm logboard. cheers for your advice

im hoping to get it treated this weekend. there are strips on the joins. i need to take these off so i can treat the whole timber. how long roughly would it take to dry out? & can i waterseal when the wood is wet. i have got some thompsons...

heres the link: http://cabinessence.co.uk/Purchase/Accessories/accessories.html

im also after doin this. theres some brackets that you can attach to the fence panels. i'll dig out the link....altho it is on here somehwere

just had a timber cabin built around 2 weeks ago. where two of the panels meet in the middle on one of the ends of the building its become wet. thers no sign of drips, but can only assume its becasue of the torrential rain weve been having up. ive still yet to waterseal it, but becuase...

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cheers for that.

cheers for the advice. im in south ribble

couldnt find it on website, rung council who put me thru to put me thru etc etc. i did some waffling & gonna be £207 inc VAT. i asked the question that if im doin the work and they are happy with it will i then need a qualified sparky round to test it etc. he said no we will issue a...

Im assuming that BCO inspection fees vary from region to region, but what can I expect to pay for them to come & check that my wiring meets the standards? work hasnt been started yet but ther'l be a cable from the house to the shed, 4 way consumer unit, around 8 double sockets & 3 light fittings.

cheers for your help mate, appreciated

sounds correct to me if thats the way! would 1:500 be the 'norm' then?