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They may also be digging up worms, another staple food for them. Just think of it as your very own wildlife show and enjoy them while you can. Just replace the divots in the morning. They will probably have a routine track they use into, or through, the garden, either 'barging' through a gap...

Looks like you cut the right hand piece from the wrong side.

How about a 'Cabinet Connector with Dowel Plug'? Google is your friend.

Another vote for Multipanel - combined with a shower base with integrated tiling upstand.

I would suggest a hollow wall anchor and use a brad point drill with light pressure to minimise breakout at the back of the plasterboard.

Yes, that's the stuff I meant. I have made squared off frames with it, using the matching Ts and elbows and also made three-way corners to match, using solvent weld adhesive. Where I wanted a loop, I warmed the pipe with a hot-air gun and formed it fairly easily. You can use debris netting as a...

Have you looked at black overflow pipe from Toolstation, if you are trying to keep the cost down?

It looks to me that the slotted end of the nut should drive into the tapered face of the washer, applying pressure to close the slotted ends together against the bolt shaft. Is the nut a reasonably tight fit on the bolt? Is the bolt threaded in the area where the nut will cover when fitted to...

You could try the charger shown on Ebay as item 131435471859?

Or even a PIR with built-in glass break, such as a Honeywell ADE 81R115?

I think the website referred to is diy-kitchens.com, which is a UK based company and you can visit them, although it will be a bit of a trek from Somerset to Pontefract.

PVCu cloaking profile can be formed by heating it (slowly raising the temperature with a hot air gun) and teasing it over a former.

If you do not want to use the hammer action, which is inherent to the best use of an SDS drill, have you considered a wet diamond core bit system, say from Marcrist, which will be effective with minimal breakout, although by no means cheap.

If the frame looks to be made of a simple shaped piece of metal rod, then you can grip the handle and lean the pointy end against something to compress the blade part and ease the blade down from the grip end. It only needs to be compressed enough to release the tension in the blade. Just be...

Could it be a worktop protector strip, which would be fixed below the front edge of the worktop to protect it from the warm, moist air that comes out when the door is opened?

Is there room to fit some 12mm uPVC quadrant along the joint? This would give a very narrow sealant line instead of the present wide line and be easier to keep clean. I agree with Mikeey84 about Dow Corning 785. I would use it to replace the present seal, then use it again to mount the quadrant...

How about looking around for a cheap car ramp?

The material is normally a resin-impregnated knitted material, where the resin is either air-cured or heat-cured. Several competing systems have been around for a good while now. Google pipe re-lining for more info.

Nice try, but I would suggest you check the posting date before replying.

Did you press the Reset button after you put in the code? When the alarm is activated, putting in the code will stop the sounder, but leave the strobe running. Pressing the Reset button will switch off the strobe, assuming the panel does not have a fault. Europlex also makes a valid point.