Search results

Simple solution is to rotate the Y connection to level .

Slab out side door looks high , also does appear to be cement infill back to wall which suggests it was installed with a space which would have prevented rain running back to air against wall , exterior matt also keeps area wet .

No problem to remove as it’s 6 individual panels , so you can remove just one or all. I left spares under the bath just in case but need to access is very rare .

Has high UV resistance and survived 10 years on my south facing wall.

Use insulated plasterboard , quick and easy with fixing foam .

I used a hot glue gun on a previous property , very coarse pebble on top of existing dashing made mechanical fixing impossible . (Needs to be a decent high flow rate gun as used by carpet fitters)

Once sealed they cannot off gas any further .

What do you wish to achieve?

Gates exposed to weather need 10-15mm clearance when dry , sometimes even that’s not enough .

Waste of time in a garage .

PoE is wired .

Apply heat, collar disappears in seconds .

Suspect you have not applied a seal and where they have not been laid with adequate buttering of rear a void show as stains , though nothing to worry about . Finish against grass is less than ideal .

What wrong with going thru loft? With those requirements Wi-Fi or PoE would be adequate .

Collar should not be a problem as they are tiny and wall plate usually has rebated slot down it .

Crap.

Coat the rear with silicon, will help glue it to wall if bolts fail .

Are you using cheap paint?

Would look better to fully clad the sides adjacent the hood and remove the overhang.

Or cork expansion strips.?