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for £1 you can hold it for a few mins 3m £60 2.5m £55 thats half price

I have a full roll of 300mm x 3m and 450mm x 2.5m any others west sussex pm for location

no sleeving is poor workmanship and a breach of 7671, which is not stat however part p scams usually require compliance with 7671 as one of their rules

having looked in to this , i would suggest you check with the manufacture because if you dont do as they suggest it may void the garantee

they must be millonaires just had a quote to hang a pair internal doors 1168mm in total doors are oak venner new frame so will shoot straight in once i just adjust one leg, also to fit the architrave and door stops and the ironmongery carpenter to supply hinges rebated catch and two star...

ties were done every 6 courses in diamond shape, got them to put extra ones in by reveal

doh oh yeah

love the way the cord grip was used and they did nt even put the lid on :lol:

having a bit of brick work done to fill in on 8 ft patio door, been in the lecky trade for years so have seen a fair bit and picked up a fair bit of knowledge so i was surprised to see the reveal ( having new door in new location) does not have wall ties nearest one is about 600 away now i...

forget electrics ! it will cost you £2k on a course and you will be in no position to rewire a circuit let alone a house, try tiling or plastering as you wont kill your self unless you fall of a ladder :lol:

you need to notify building control as its notifiable and a statutory requirement you could use a outdoor flex clipped direct without extra mechanical protection but make it clipped in a position that will not allow impact from people and tools etc

http://www.wickes.co.uk/invt/200352 this lining is fine at 131mm but under the nominal size it says 138mm can anyone explain this? thanks

bit dot com ? need a new lining and was planning to build new wall with either 89 mm cls or 92 mm treated and 12.5 mm plaster board as thats what i have but the door linings seem to be 132 mm or 106 mm so nothing seems to fit with either 12.5 mm or 9.5 mm plasterboard any suggestions please

how would suggest the best way to fit narrow flooring please

dont know yet how many or long shortest boards are the boards have a rebate on under side and can be used with a clip that is thin and metal and sits on floor with two raised lugs that will slot in to rebate in order to create wider sections to i assume reduce "hinging"...

not sure what i can add as i dont know how much i can chop of the doors, flooring is 18 mm plus underlay why cant i nail to softwood boards?

what do you mean by underlayment? the floor is not cheap and varies in lenghts was going to glue first few rows and use clips then float the rest and finnish with a few rows of glue and clips again, would this work

yes i have read that the EMV solenoid is a likely issue, the garage ( not renault) is recomending to change the battery as a first effort seems unlikely to my uneducated mind :?

this is more for circuit design than actual max demand in terms of pull

Hi all what is the best way to install real wood flooring (oak) on to tounge and groove floor boards if possible i would for ease float it like laminate but not sure if this is suitable method will be puting down an underlay as well thanks