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we better get you out there then! :lol:

whats your issue with the drainage. You only need to stop the drive draining to the highway to alleviate the need for planning permission. Most of the permeable systems are expensive

christ has it still not finished??? :shock:

er he does it better than you. :roll:

no lay as i said. we use building sand, some use sharp personal choice, either is fine

good luck, most decks we try and take up that are usually screwed down, are a pain to take up and youre lucky if you can get the screws out. They normally cam out or snap

Hmm all quiet on here tonight regarding that, is everyone out celebrating or waiting till sunday for another chance to be happy we get knocked out :wink:

R5TT, ignore joe-90 hes a poor quality poster and his warranty ran out years ago, never been able to get him fixed since!

have a search through the forum, me and wabbit poo have answered several hundred on these. if you have any specific answers feel free to ask some more. As to the cost of the materials, pick up the phone and try some builders merchants.

stump grinder. it will do it in 15 minutes

sub-base of mot type1 then lay the slabs on a wet bed of mortar, in the same way you would lay bricks.

no problem with 400 centres. definetly 6 x 2, sturdier and less posts needed. picture look s ok but too small to get all the detail

if its just to cover an area then yes, but i wouldnt use it to place gravel etc on

if you can dig into the ground at the base of the wall and concrete the base of the posts in that will add a lot to the stability. Personally i dont like coach bolts as they never seem to hold that well. Youd be much better using rawl bolts and adding some resin fixing into each hole as well.

well good morning

well good morning! we built this using all these wonderful tools youll never own, but dont forget there is no more important safety precaution then to wear these....safety glasses

when theres two matches on at once, they always seem to chose the wrong one!

thats the difference. If youre not doing much with them, then i can see the logic, we use ours virtually every day, so it needs to last. Mind you i think some of you need to look at your hire prices. People we use offered us one on long term hire for 50 a month

as much as i hate payiong out i totally agree (says he who has just spent 700 on a new bosch one, because my last cheaper one gave up after 18 months)

as it stands at the moment in my position i dont see it as too bad (backed up by my wifes view whose an accountant!) The tax threshold going up, the freeze in council tax etc. DOnt really see a big problem with the vat. It will add 250 to a 10 grand project, is someone going to pull the plug on...