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Solved by removing part of frame at top so to increase height . Am happy with results

Interesting all the Yale latches in Wickes not specifying backset but overall depth. None meet my requirement. Though opposite to latches you got door handles some with latches that are backset I require, surprisingly they don't sell just those latches. So online it will be then ). I stop...

Thx all. Screwfix cheapo under a pound. Spring very noisy and action just feels so cheap. Bought similar cheap by Eclipse that was better than this latest one

I'm on my third internal door upgrade and still haven't found a good quality latch to use. There doesn't appear to be a good mid range 62mm backset latch. The few which cost £6-6 in tool station or Screwfix have very poor ratings and I'm put off. I've ended up buying £1 because there's no other...

Similar door to this one, it's the first lpd door I hung, and built frame.

Hi All, have an lpd pre finished White Oak door, states 6mm max from any side however have challenge to take it down by 20mm in total. It's a pricey door, fitted two sofar, really nice quality vineered doors. I've read you can take down more than the lipping, in fact cut beyond lipping and then...

Job doi, before and after pics below. Found a good supplier: eurocell. 225mm 5 metre cap board under twenty quid compared with b and q wanting £50. Also underfelt support 3 lots for £4 total. But I know you I may get some stick, I didn't use them. I don't believe I have pooling issue at the end...

Thanks am looking at the tray system. think last row is indeed loose, not nailed.

Hi all, I plan to cap fascia over existing wood fascia thats 40 year old. Wood generally in vgc apart from endings. Should I attempt to push a felt support system under the felt? Cut out some rot before I put up uPVC over the top and treat the rot at either end of the 4 MTR fascia. The board...

Hi all, any idea of compatible replacementnt trv heads for the Westherm four trv please? Which makes would be compatible please. Advise very much appreciated Simon

Don't give up, it's doable. I managed to plaster half my living room. Sand and then fill and sand again.

Bit slow going today didn't get the best of mixes. 50p multi skim 2kg b and q down from two quid. Before and after first coat pics. One more day hopefully complete.

Thanks all, appreciated. Was a tough job and that's just one wall .

Life's for learning, great to hear. Ive got a fair amount of tools though the space to store them has diminished over time , I converted garage and now just left with shed, loft and s tad of storage in what was the garage. Next job will be flooring down by week end, painting, new internal doors...

Thanks, I've now got 80qiid or so invested in tools. Actually ended up better than I thought. Kept trying to correct first coat but then waited after flattening applied thinner second coat and that seemed to fill and make it all smooth. Was going to invest in ox skimmer but settled for expensive...

Big day today, well chuffed with results. Will dry trowel and smooth down. Partner's happy too. Invest ed in Marshall fifty quid finishing trowel. Bit panicking along the way, but getting there....hats off to plasterer s, it's a skilled job

I like the basin, it's one where grey water is used in cistern for WC I gather. No excuse for not reading the meter in the future ).

I put my log cabin shed nearly twenty years ago, I think the braces you refer to could be these long stud threads that stretch from too to bottom in all four corners, I didn't even install mine. Be aware if you insulate you won't be able to inspect the cabin wood from the inside once covered up...

https://www.cemarkingassociation.co.uk/ce-marking-and-the-chinese-export-logo/ https://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=WQ&reference=P-2007-5938&language=EN

Don't confuse China export CE mark with EU CE conformity mark, two different things. Chinese registered CE around the time EU CE marking directives came aboutπ