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For a painful experience see @pocster!

Spanish is it?

Could print some full infill, PETG packs/feet extensions. Around 700MPa I think.

Buy some 18mm ply and cut some squares / rounds to sit under the cabinet feet. Drill 3mm recesses in each with a spade bit. Give a good coat of pu varnish. Immovable 15mm packs.

Could that pipe be taken out through the gable end then empty into the car port gutter maybe? Then is that something I could do legitimately?

https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81220971

Haven't looked closely, my brother sent it to me. It's on the CH.

The best bit it Dad was a BG pensioner, one of their own you might say. They took the header tank out and replaced with a small pressure vessel to make a sealed system.

You can't beat BG. Look at the tidy job they did on my mum & dad's place:

I bought a Wickes branded Earlex WD1000 over 30 years ago. Still my goto shop / car vac. It's had one full strip down and clean. The thing just goes on and on. I've two identical combi filters I alternate between. Just hose them off and let dry. Chippy mate has the same one and loves it the same. Wish I'd bought another when TLC were selling them off. They sometimes come up on Gumtree etc.

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/property/1689261/Mould-condensation-how-to-prevent-get-rid-of-best-houseplants

Call me mad but how about some large, moisture hungry plants in the space below the lightwell?

Does it fit would have been my question!

You usually put in a chunk of EPS or pir in the slab and cast it in level. Then dig out and position the waste.

Well, transitioning anyway.

Is that the "should have gone with white grout" emoji?

Should have bought a tile levelling system.

Well said, he should know the cooking smells escape via the leaky walk on glazing!

Dunno, got this for nothing and even got two new batteries for it, for nowt, the other week. 500W. Just use it for the phone, answerphone and router.

She has mentioned that.

The beam angle will be in the spec.

I have run some 15mm Pex/PB inside 25mm galv electrical conduit. This was in the corner of a wall but that was more for mechanical protection against someone deciding it would be a good spot for a shelf bracket. It'd be a bit moot if someone decides to use a Bosch multi construction bit!

Nah, couldn't look, didn't see a thing.

As I've said, I'm living proof 22mm does go into 15!

Pipe in pipe? I had that done on Monday!