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Thanks for your time nwgas. I shall look into it.

Thanks for your replies. I don't think I have the skill to repair anything myself but I will see about fail point 1.

Can anyone help with this problem? When I turn on the hot tap, the hot water light on the boiler comes on quickly followed by the flame light which I can hear fire up. After a few seconds the CH light flashes quickly and turns off the flame light so everything is off again. With the hot...

Brilliant Thermo, Thanks for your help. That is what I shall do. los

Hi all, I am thinking of laying some decking and my question is how far apart should I space my joists? I will be using 6" x 2" joists. Also how is the frame attached to the 100x100 posts which I will be concreteing into the ground? Should they resting on top for strength or screwed...

Here's an idea. Could you not use one of their plain doors in the same colour and cut it to suit? Replacement kitchen door suppliers do doors up to 2400mm and they're 18mm thick. Much better than 30 or 40mm for an office.

Hi Dobbo First cut the panel floor to ceiling height. If fitting onto carpet you may have to add a few mm so it is fairly tight. Make sure that the wardrobe is vertacal. Measure the distance from the wall to the front of the wardrobe at two points, One near the top and one near the bottom...

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All the wardrobes i make are scribed to the wall but for a straight cut with no chipping and suitable for edging I would use the Festool saw and track. I would love a panel saw but it won't fit in the living room :) .

I always use Bosche 101br downward cut jigsaw blades and a quality jigsaw. The good cut is then on top where you have scribed.

Thanks all of you. I'd been searching for a solution to that problem for ages and lo, just one day on this site and the answer appears. I have to say, some of your names seem to appear all the time. Thanks for taking time out to help us plebs but, don't you do any work? I think i might become...

Thanks Anobium, What you say is good advice for above the dpc but what about below? when I render the bottom , is there a gap between it and the top. The dpc stops at the edge of the brick so will not protrude past the new rendering.

Hi, I too am thinking of replacing some external rendering at the back of my house myself. All my queries have been answered on previous posts bar one. I want to replace the rendering which has blown below the damp proof course. surely the reason it blew was because it was below the dpc. It...