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It'll be shut up probably between November to March.

Internal...sofabed, chest of drawers, telly. It's insulated with the foil stuff you put behind radiators.

Hi What should I use over the winter period to stop furniture etc getting damp when the summerhouse isn't being used? a) thermostat-controlled heater b) dehumidifier c) both Thank you.

Thank you very much for your advice - I'm a lot clearer in my mind which way to go.

Thanks for the diagrams! If I start at the top as I mentioned, the bottom length will have to have its tongue sawn off otherwise it won't fit in.

I think this is why clips were recommended by my neighbour's handyman. http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.jsp?action=detail&fh_secondid=9275450&ecamp=trf-005&CAWELAID=266923041 (shown upside down?) It doesn't look like they are designed for hanging cladding horizontally, due to the...

I'm referring to internal cladding.

In a summerhouse. I'd like to clad it horizontally, but looking at the location of the pin hole on the clip, it looks like I'd have to clad from top down, therefore I'll be unable to fit the bottom length of cladding in place due to the tongue.

No points for politeness there. Consider yourself ignored.

Hi I was told that this post didn't belong in the building section, so here goes... I shall be using a lot of 8mm t&g and am wondering if cladding clips are worth using instead of nails? Also, are they used for horizontal or vertical cladding? Thank you.

It's a building-related question.

Perhaps not, then?

We lived next to an Asian family in a house similar to yours (it turned out that they owned a curry house and were illegally preparing some of the food off-site). I put mastic (decorator's caulk is far cheaper) in the gap between the floorboards and the skirting boards. Hope this helps.

Hi I shall be using a lot of 8mm t&g and am wondering if cladding clips are worth using instead of nails? Also, are they used for horizontal or vertical cladding? Thank you.