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hmmm I like the idea of that.... also considering concreting in some fence posts mounted in those bolt on metal spikes ( or just driving in those bolt on metal spikes come to mention it ) then the wooden bit is above ground

Hi there, We have just bought a house & we have no plans to move, were about to to a major garden makeover part of which will be a shed.. The garden is quite sloped too just to add Now i want a relatively solid affair ( its going to act as a workshop ) my thought of construction are as...

Popped it off last night, only 2 wires present so i am guessing it simply acts as a switch therefore I need a battery powered unit?

righty o, guess i should look behind the existing one before i go parting with cash then

Hello, I am looking to replace our static thermostat with a programmable one firstly is it s streight swap. I am aware that to do a streight swap i need a battery powered unit or a seperate PSU Secondly can anyone reccomend a good one that i can find for a reasonable price Many thanks

Panic over, sofa dismantled! & slid in nicely, Figured out the window thing myself the beads were indeed nice & easy to pop out ( though i didnt need to ) not so easy to pop back but i managed it thanks for your help

Great, thanks for that i have now managed to fins a whole host of info on the hinges :) Out of interest is removing a window easier? i hear its a case of just removing the inner beading & lifting out the payne?

SOrry for the delay, dont have much internet access at the moment, here are pics of the hinges any clues as to how to undo them?

Hello, Next weds I am getting a new sofa delivered, Now when I look at our UPVC door i see that its fouled from opening fully by the wall so i am anticipating trouble getting my sofa through I am told by several people that popping upvc windows & doors out is easy, However I have never...

Brilliant, I follow you now thanks for the advice :)

We might have crossed wires here, the Sill on the inside is bone dry, seems to be coming from around the back of the frame I may be interpreting you wrong though unless your referring to the sill on the outside.... in which case i see your point as the foam will stop water tracking round...

Do you mean round the outside? i REALLY don't want to have to take the window out to sort it

No double skin, the photo angle is not particularly good at showing it but there is a sill ( probably about 4 inches ) My current plan of attack it to get outside on the bay below & scrape out all the old mastic & reseal the entire window edge corner sensible idea?

should of finished off my post, those heaters burn desil not much use in a petrol

are you petrol or desil? I know of many people with eberspacher heaters they work like a dream http://www.eberspacher.com/

Were not living in it yet, so humidity is super low, not seen any evidence of condensation & the sill/ window is bone dry

We had this in our old rented place, It was rented so couldnt do a great deal to the building & the landlord didn't give 2 toots however we bought a dehumidifier unit ( one of those clarke jobbys from machine mart ) & kept it running constantly it took a few weeks but it dried the place out...

Hello, 1st post of many as I have just bought a new house, Anyway Ihave water leaking around the back of a UPVC window frame ( all seems fine regarding the window itself i am fairly sure the water is getting between the frame & the wall Any ideas on how its best to tackle this...

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