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other points to mention if you are near to your 20k limit then you need to transfer iff you are say 8k and unlikly to reach this years 20k limit you can just cash it in and open another isa and you will loose nothing you are allowed to open more than one isa in a year so you can go for a fixed...

as an aside i have 2 vida accounts the first one worked well so decided to go a second one via rasin for an extra 0.25% as i wanted to keep it simple but that didnt work as the 2 accounts are seperate with the one via rasin is only viewable via rasin

no expert i think you need an isa account that specifically say "we accept isas in from other providers" or words to that effect you cant have a middleman account as it would need to cashed up to get there but just my understanding that can be wrong another point i think these new breed off...

i havent read much off this thread as his action are so conceited arrogant with a full sense off entitlement to be left that i would add nothing useful extra he could have shown genuine contrition [or at least be shown too] too close down the subject for most now heres the point i love...

the problem we have is over the last perhaps 20 years the investment in youth and young family life in society has diminished drastically and we are feeling the evils now the solutions will take as long to unwind with time and investment in people to reduce not just money but real commited...

do you think this problem is only a year old or has got substantially worse in the last say 14months ??

i fully agree with "why not indeed" buuuuuttt because the side you are screwing into may be around 8-12mm before reaching the pocket [mortice]before hitting the tennon i would washer the screws as well

i would like someone to explain why my 3 bed as built mid victorian terrace with no more extra space [no loft room]than the bathroom tacked on the back is a band D as are all other simmilar houses in the road

get them down as soon as possible to avoid the maximum risk off cupping this reduces the chance off cupping to the minimum but increases the shrinking risk through not acclimatizing in the room concerned

your choice really note the coverage for 210is 196mm aaaaand note there comments "natural Shrinkage Please be aware that the flooring will shrink laterally by 2.5 – 3% when fitted in a normally centrally heated home. This is normal and should be considered if flooring is not to be covered and...

because they dont have a grain to cup along as the fibres are now short and in every direction at once cancelling each other out think off a handful off drinking straws remember each ring is a different years growth and pressures can build up and cause movement around the radius off the grain...

yes a good compromise as any visible cupping or shrinking will be around half that off 9" as effects are multiplied with small size gains for example iff you take a cupped 9" board and the middle is raised by say 7mm iff you rip it in half the raise will be perhaps 1 to 1.5mm for each half...

i have used 100s off metres off 9"in furniture making for tops and in the end i would either rip it down the middle or glue sub 7" planks together alternate cup up and cup down as call back for split tops exceed the theoretical time saved from fewer glue joints and assembly time;)

most 220mm will tend to be through and through cut timber and include the tree heart or close too and this is the area most likely to cup and if it cant cup the grain can open up engineered wood is far more stable as its more than one layer and evens out the stresses

perhaps it only applies to quite dry items like bacon and anything sugar filled ??

its your choice but would think cupping splits and shrinkage may be a problem you will probably need 3 fixings but i dont know as its not a normal size i would use for flooring

what size where your last lot off boards ??? you may be fine and any shrinkage may be within exceptable levels as a 1-1.5mm gap can fill with wax but a larger say 2-3mm gap may not

if you go for 9" be prepared for 2-3mm possibly bigger gaps that will appear regardless off how tight you fit them with a clamp https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=floor+board+clamp&atb=v227-1&ia=web

reform will fade into the past eventually, long before the next general election at present labour and the conservatives are seen by some as lying and cant be trusted most people dont like so much negativity in politics any body with children and most hard working people are on the benefits...

another point to note if its an old property then the new electric and plumbing installed perhaps 10- 30 years ago will be along a plank centre so any change should be planned thoroughly to avoid the problem off 2 edges in the cutout without sufficient support