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Will try that one- have you used it?

We have these porcelain tiles, and we have a very deep rust/water mark on the tile. My wife has used so many methods of cleaning, but to without the result she is looking for, other than taking out the tile and replacing it, what else can we try Thanks Chris IMG_3434 by chris mul, on Flickr...

YES use www.blocklayer.com - it does it all for you - its free. and you can print all the plans -and its good. i have used it a many a times

use a posthole digger

that piece of timber on the wall is used as a starter for the rendering I do not think its going to take long to take up the concrete, its in a really bad state, get a good breaker and should not be longer than a few hours work

Thanks for the photo's, Having looked at them, i doubt you can go over the concrete with slabs. You concrete already looks to high as it is. but you had already figured that one out.

I don't see any photo

Use the labgear HDU618S its a 8 way distribution, with sky-uplink and eye pass through, so you need one cable from the skybox up to this distribution panel. and of course one cable down for tv signal

I do not think you'r setup will work, i doubt if you can use these pumps in that set-up to boost the pressure of te hot water for the whole house

Ideally Yes 150mm under DPC That is why i asked for a picture of the patio doors in relation to the concrete

Hi, also remember people will lean on it you are very much making a picnic bench table have a look at those plans online. i think there is not enough support under the front of the table, just there where people will rest there elbows on. if somebody would stand up and rest on the table, to...

do you mean bi-fold doors?? well bifold are more expensive but leave you with a full opening, normal sliders only open for half the size

is the ply going to be exposed to the weather? are the ply edges going to be exposed to rain etc?

show is a picture of the concrete in relation to you patio door, with a bit of luck you can leave the concrete, you need about 40 to 50mm of wet cement under the new slabs

The joists are adequate, no need to reinforce them, a single header and footer will be fine. actually by putting in the footer you are already reinforcing the floor, as you will cross link them all

When you said the whole gable, i had different things in mind. as bellboy mentioned put a angled feathedge board on top to stop rubbish coming in ps the continuous fence is top - I know as i have over 200m of it DSC_0868 by Chris, on Flickr

Well, that is a proper party wall. I would speak to the neighbour how he feels about it you can have a fence of 2m between neighbours without planning consent, so go for it (after speaking to you'r neighbour, and getting his consent)

You are quite right with that statement, it will look odd. how hight will the highest point of the featheredge be

Glass blocks are not set with silicone - but with special cement/mortar

Is your drive concrete? for gate posts you need to go into the ground to get stability, if you have space, do a slider