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If it's a supporting wall what's it supporting?

Doggit. Yes, whatever is fitted could be cleaned from the outside quite easily. To be honest I never thought of fitting a skylight and didn't know they still existed.

Have not bought the window yet and does not have to be a Velux so my options are still open. The Optilight which you've linked to certainly looks worthy of consideration so will look into it. Certainly a cheaper option.

Solstice

When mine was chipped by a falling roof tile the original firm repaired it. They gave it a light sanding followed by new matting then grey topcoat. He said the patch might come loose round the edge but 5years later it hasn't and has blended in nicely.

! use old Daily Mails.

Further to this I have opted for a Velux and am wondering what the best way is to construct the resulting "tunnel" between the Velux and the ceiling below and what materials to use particularly with heat loss in mind. Would welcome any ideas.

Foxhole. Does your kitchen have a sloping roof with a level ceiling below?

Since having our kitchen extended from 3m in length to 6m my wife has consistently complained that the rear of the kitchen is gloomy particularly on cloudy days.The extension part has a sloping roof so if a velux window was fitted there would be a varying distance of up to 50cms to the ceiling...

Don't think he's a **** but he's certainly entertaining.

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Piper64. What happened to the hanging baskets ?

Always best to use primer as it gives the topcoat something to stick to. It also after application gives you an idea as to what the finished job will look like as it will show any imperfections in your prep work with the filler which will allow you to apply more filler or smooth it off further...

The most ridiculous statement I've ever seen on this Forum written by someone who's brain wasn't in gear at the time.

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Thanks to those who replied. Well, managed to remove the basin after a struggle. Taking advantage of the "give" in the mastic I lifted the front of the basin just sufficient to be able to remove the pedestal then lowered the basin front and supported it on 2 lengths of timber. By doing this the...

I have an Ideal Standard basin in my bathroom which I need to replace. Yesterday being a rainy day seemed an ideal day to make a start. After disconnecting all the pipework and the two screws holding it to the wall I then cut through the mastic sealing it to the tiled wall with a Stanley knife...

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