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Its unlikely to be new asbestos but it could have been roof in used sheets. What does it look like, can you post any pics ?

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010552661033.aspx This might help with word 2k.

Not sure for 2k as i am using office for XP, in this version they are all in auto shapes as has alrady been mentioned.

You can also use MS Word. Switch on the drawing tool bar and all the options are at bottom of screen.

MMJB is very good but it is also very good at hogging resources. I only use it for ripping and tagging. I use media player rarley but mostly quinnessential media player which is brilliant. Once you get your head around play lists and have created them you dont need all the padding MMJB...

oldversion.com is hosting older versions on music match which are free, :D :D . I have been using a paid for version of MMJB for about 2 years now and it is brilliant. The free version will rip but the the paid for version will automatically name and tag the files. IMHO tagging is far more...

You could try TRV's this will give you some control over heat ouput to each rad. However i do think it is the simple thing of hot air rising and displacing cold. Try closing some of the doors to limit heat loss.

Even better. Now where was that link about wireless electricty :lol:

Could you put the transfer and the wiring inside the units and then drill a small hole to drop the cables down ?? You could fill any joints with decorators caulking, this comes in tube like mastic but it cant be painted.

I agree with you 100% thermo. In fact a few years ago i had a extension demolished and rebuilt because it had been built frog down. Did you also know you can lay wire cut and 'smiley' bricks upside down as well ?

They can be laid so much quicker becasue there is less surface area of brick in relation to mortar. Therefore they can be 'wiggled' down so much quicker or with so much less effort.

Anything built using london bricks properly uses more mortar. They are supposed to be laid with the frog up, ie the big hole on the top. Then comes the next course with a lot of mortar to fill said hole, a lot of bricklayers if not 99% will lay frog down. This is not only quicker but also...

Im guessing but a well shaped like a bottle. :D

I agree, why cover some nice brickwork. If you hvae to paint have you thought of a clear laquer or even PVA. This will seal in any dust and give a glossy finish.

Just a thought and not tried at all. Warm the tile with a hairdryer for a few minutes, lift the tile and scrape up and remaining adeshive.

I understand hot soapy water helps. Try giving it s soak or a good scrub and scrap off.

I would construct it as if it was a new timber floor, ie New 'joists' and noggings across floor, nail new boards but allow a gap around the floor. Fit new skirting over the exapnsion gap and hey presto. Unless of course you are in a flat with another flat beneath you, then i would...

well i have seen fire resitant flexible water resistant, i think and a variety of thickness's but at the end of the day it is still MDF. We may be able to help more if you tell exactly what the question is instead of just 'is there any other types of m.d.f?'

According to this page they dont seem the sell them anymore http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/cat.jsp?ts=81770&id=101354

Could you use a couple of paving slabs cut down to fit ? If not you will need to build a frame using some 2x2 and shutter ply. make or aquire a steel mesh using some 10 mm bar. grease the formwork and cast usings a 4;2;1 mix being sand, gravel and cement. leave to set for a couple...