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Another Honda man here: CBR900RR playing the part of the commuter: Also a VFR750RC24 Race bike + another for spares. Also also, a Kawasak Z750 racer project which I'll get round to finishing one day...

I've given you full acts and some summary links... Let's try this one step at a time. You want access, you expect a refusal, you want to force your neighbour. Why do you need access? Is it for new build or maintenance? If it's new build, tough, you have no right to access. Make nice...

So you want to utilise these acts based solely on advice received on an internet forum without any actual knowledge of the acts themselves? You also expect a stranger to accurately summarise an extensive technical document taylored to a situation they have no view of and without any idea what...

Have the nominations for 'most cryptic thread' gone in yet? If you want to know the procedures for the act, why not just look it up? https://www.gov.uk/party-wall-etc-act-1996-guidance 49 page explanatory booklet for you there. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1992/23/contents...

If you already have someone to weld, why not just use normal gate hinges and weld a plate in to join the female sockets so the gates close flush. So essentially it'll be gate, flat plate an inch or so wide to accommodate thickness, gate. Roller can sit to the base of the plate section. First...

This is my mates garden around the corner from me, since getting the house about six years ago he hasn't touched the back of the garden behind the shed. He's after tidying up the back of the garden and I'll be giving him a hand. This summer it looked like this: End of this summer...

Take it all apart and put it back together, Failing that get a new softcloser for a few quid...

Alas, it's all covered up now: Separate thread on it here: http://www.diynot.com/forums/your-projects/post-beam-garden-motorcycle-workshop.377379/ Suppose it's in the garden so I may try to get it moved here, that way I can keep these questions in there and continue to expand on the...

Whoops just noticed the OP date(!) Zombie thread.... (picked it up fom the 'similar threads' links at the bottom of the page) Wombles off to find other non-current topics.... Everyone ready for the y2k switchover?!

Did something similar at a place I used to work a few years ago. (probably about 7 really...) The place was originally 3 joined houses / cottages but downstairs was converted to shops in the 50's, with flats upstairs. We converted the upstairs to showroom space, biggest hassle was...

Yes I've the same situation, it's coming over from the neighbours side, So; free pest instead(!) As an aside, does anyone know if you can grow clematus out of a big pot/planter? (or rather the question should be, how well would it grow...) The soil here is a nice sandy loam. I don't...

Rearrange sentance you can? Otherwise: http://www.diynot.com/pages/rg/rg021.php

Got the felt underlay on today after boarding last week: Got this week off work, priority is shed, then getting her kitchen built :P The felt underlay is interesting stuff, it's polyester easy seal. Essentially you paint on a sealer onto the board and layout the underlay which...

90 degree rule to apply. Hows the drainage at the back, any movement about the base.

Ah yes, I'd looked at exactly that as a wall covering, it is nice looking stuff and softens nicely. Where does yours grow from?

Not enough depth in the rafters to take that kind of weight, I'm very limited for hight as it needs to be below the level of the wall at the back. S'pose I could cover it in fake grass(!)

Cheers, pretty much as I thought, it's the neighbours ivy so i'll keep it regularly well trimmed, easy enough to climb onto the roof anyway. Would be nice to soften the structure with something, I'll read up on your suggestion.

How does water fall from your shed? Does it drop directly from your roof immediately beside the base? A bit of guttering may help to divert the fall away if your overhang will suit it. If it's surface water, it may be worth putting a pea gravel trench around the shed to stop surface water...

I'm building a shed (largish workshop) at the bottom of my garden, It will have a near flat felt roof, there is ivy growing on the back wall which will grow onto the shed roof. Should I regularly trim back the ivy to stop this happening or will it be OK? I like the idea of the ivy...

Ah yes, my z750 is the l3, in fact when I started seeing my missus it was just an oily frame in my bedroom(!) But yes, sheds... (my shed so far: http://www.diynot.com/forums/your-projects/post-beam-garden-motorcycle-workshop.377379/ just waiting for it.to stop raining!)