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Yes Benny idea the best and use treated batons like roofing ones. I'd conduit that cabling too before you cover the walls and sort the floor. You could possible put an outer skin wall on the porch if you wanted open plan.

Get yourself one of these. https://www.screwfix.com/p/flexovit-hand-sander-185-x-93mm/9350g Use wet and dry sandpaper and gently sand in a circular motion. Start with a course grit of 80 or 120 depending on the bulge. If any indentations fill with a fine filler but brush a little PVA glue...

Well i have to sadly part with my old OO gauge train set. The other half wants rid but i am trying talk her into letting me have in hidden on a pulley system in the dining room. Its currently under the bed and she not happy as i doing the bedroom now and she's eyed up a bed that it wont go...

I'd put this in the roofing section for a better answer but that looks very poor work and the overlap onto slate not enough. He's not even dressed it in well either. looks like the wall behind it not tidied up first.

Hi There. Have a look round the sites for deals on an Alu ladder with D rungs. I have 6m gutters and my 2 section one is spot on. Will measure when the rain stops. Take into account your height and weight when buying. Dont go over the top with price but don't skimp either. Saving 30 40 quid...

Had my Erbauer EXT Cordless 18V 5Ah Lithium-ion Brushless Combi Drill 2 batteries ECDT18-Li-2 for 6 month now and got to say i am happy with it and the performance around the house and garden. Batteries last for ages being 5A too and was only 115 from B & Q clearance.

Ahoy there my hearty. Like how you used the holed timber to thread the cord thru.

It looking a quality job and that's a view and a half for outside dining. Lots of room for the annual DIYnot party. lol.

Cubs... That's Sea cadet you should of gone to with that rigging. lol

If it Gas related you can't get an answer to your question on the forums as it should only be worked on by an engineer

Very nice indeed. Bore us some more please.

For what you paid for the paving compared to the pointing mix i'd rake it out and start again. Don't use mortar dye. Mix your cement and building sand with black acrylic paint and maybe a touch of water. Do a test sample first and let dry to see if right shade. Brunel Franklin Artists'...

Go for a freebie on gumtree as regards to the kitchen worktop. Mark out where vice will be and cut this out of the the sheet of mdf then screw on the sheet 12mm mdf to the worktop. When it totally knackered unscrew and pop on another sheet.

Well been cracking on with the garden now and after a disaster with the pizza oven cracking when taking mould off i have managed to get it sorted and on it's base. Just got to make a hinged lid for Tandoori oven and BBQ. Going to have a go at rendering when get a few dry days. Got to paint the...

Lol. I remember as i was looking at them for laying down my porcelain tiles in the garden.

Looking spot on. Things always feel better when you can see it coming together.

Well be careful. Would a couple of these not grip the tray ...

Can't you lay two strips of the 2 by 1 down ( and oil the tops of them ) so it looks like you have 3 equal sections and spread the adhesive. then slide the tray over the base and with a little help pull out the two strips. then tap down to level off

A cheaper and simpler way is to use 3 x 2 timber 2.4m lengths and 12mm MDF cut into 3 stripes. Make uprights at 1200mm which you could fix to wall and run a 4 x 2 across the floor to support the uprights at the front. I have finished this now and using SAMLA boxes from Ikea to hold stuff in...

Hi There It all depends and what you really want it for. Don't be spending a fortune and then not use the space. If you do plan on it being a useable room for more than a workshop i'd make it watertight first.