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As an amateur, if I want a good strong frame to store logs, I tend to look around for free pallets...

Yes, it should have!

As an amateur, I would change the dwarf walls to increase airflow, might be as simple as knocking some brick out between joists, or there might be areas where you need to take them down further to create openings. ...make sure I removed any rubbish that has built up under the floor, make sure...

My experience is that unless you've got a charger that can integrate its behaviour with Agile, AND can charge at rates under a kW (rare as unicorn teeth, tbh), you're almost certainly going to be better off on Go

Beard

I'm thinking that the answers might be helpful if we have an idea of why the radiators are being replaced....?

Hardiebacker?

I have a wooden door with a sheet of plasterboard on it - I used strips of wood on the edges - approx 12mm wide.

Do you know what the construction of the wall is? My guess, and it is just a wild guess, is that it's (from the wall surface inwards) tile, plasterboard, stud frame with void in between, brick/stone. To clear up the size confusion, the suggestion is that you've drilled the hole too big...

How are the air bricks?

As an amateur, what I've done when the pipe is running just under the floorboards is: - I use 25 mm insulation if I can find it, or double up on the thinner stuff and tape the second layer on - I trim off the top of the insulation so that it forms something like a U shape, and forms a pretty...

I will gently point out that you have no idea whatsoever about what I am or am not concerned about - I would respectfully suggest that you have literally no experience of the inner workings of my mind. My suggestion would be to consider apologising for your insult, and be disciplined in future...

Why not just put a large white rock there?

Nope, not really, but thanks for the offer.

Speaking as an amateur who has installed a wetroom, something to consider when changing from an enclosure to a wetroom is whether the current connection from the shower outlet to the drain is low enough. Otherwise it can involve finding a way to connect to the drain lower down, which can...

Prong

Just to throw something else in here: We had a steel flue installed on the advice of the sweep. The burner had worked better without it. I think it's worth weighing up the pros and cons of not installing a flue, particularly if you've stonework which needs drying out. A flue is often not a...

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Here's a bit of background on the manufacture of the proscription: https://www.declassifieduk.org/revealed-how-palestine-action-was-banned/

Seems a good idea to stop repeating such nonsense as "attacked an RAF base" without fact checking it