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If you look on the forums or facebook groups for your make/model of van it will probably be a common and known cause/fix. Mk7 Golfs leak into the spare wheel well, via the rear air-vents, light clusters and/or bootlid drain pipe. Then when the wheel well gets an inch or so of water it starts...

Yes that's the one, you'll have to make an account nowadays I think.

There's degrees of secure though isn't there, you might not use it for cybersecurity but it will be fine for general chats/groups or talking to your builder or whatever.

Have you actually been to a showroom with a tape measure to measure the width of new cookers?

Yes three words requires an app - and a smartphone, get one, might save your life. £50-60 + £10 SIM.

How flat is the wall? If the wall is uneven you'll notice it so may need use some spacers or whatever to even things up, in which case mechanical fixing might be more suitable.

Try some water sealant if you like but if that doesn't work then you need to check there are cavity trays installed and that they are installed correctly. Cavity trays are 100% effective but only if installed correctly. Single skin brick skins can have holes in them, even when you can't see...

Why are those weepholes installed three courses above the bifold head?

If the workshop is original (or built before 1948) then this would not be PD because you cannot extend beyond a front wall under PD.

@Deluks I think you've upset him. :giggle:

It sounds like your fine provided your PD rights are intact but a picture always helps.

Because we're a practical lot usually and when someone just drops a 'computer says no' response we like to delve deeper.

As an aside, despite old Technics amps largely sounding pretty naff (no offense @ellal ), there's quite a secondhand market for such things.

Something like this would be more suitable, in principle, except add another block width to the bottom so the wall is stepped in width as you go down to your 1.5m depth.

Oh well, we'll pick this up in 10 days then. :rolleyes:

Rule of thumb for mass retaining walls is the width at the base of the wall should be about 1/3 of the height.

Got a photo come on throw us a bone ....

Don't they have a series of steel ribs? Why can't you fix into those?

What do you mean a fabric flag? And also a plastic roof? Got some photos of each and of what you're trying to achieve?

Plenty of next day delivery's available but you will obviously pay a premium for next day and a Sunday delivery.