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Yes, I expected them to repair it but they actually refunded me and sold me another at the old price. I haven't bothered to investigate the problem each time, it could have been anything

I've got a Screwfix titan 6kg sds drill. It's got a two year guarantee and I'm now onto my 5th drill over a period of 7 years, all for an initial £50 odd

Have you looked at real life examples to see the amount of movement there will be with that quinn therm sandwich? I imagine it might limit your choice to carpet.

I don't think you'll be able to do that without damaging the neighbouring tile. Do you think a multi tool blade or even password blade will go behind the tile to cut through the CT1? Hopefully you've just put 5 blobs on to stick it...

I found a place in Germany that sells laddomat equivalents at a decent price, but still around €400. I will look it up later. You could consider a quench coil to cool the system down?

You could also consider the H2 panel. If you ring up you speak to the inventor and designer of the panel and he makes different models for whatever your situation is. The issue you are going to have is the thermocycling and dissapation of heat if there was a power cut

CAD or squared paper to start with then cardboard /ply/osb templates to confirm. I imagine it would look better with one 1200 central to the corridor rather than a line down the centre of the corridor. Do they sell matching tiles in other sizes? Otherwise you could end up with a massive amount of waste

I would ask him to take you to one of his jobs where he has mitred it. If he can't then say goodbye!

It looks s bit top heavy - effectively 6/7 bedrooms, with only one living area and a playroom?

Im pretty sure Howdens and Selco sell them

Solid walnut will be staves of walnut glued together anyway so a decent carpenter will be able to glue two together seamlessly

Have a look at Residence 9 windows. You'd be hard pressed to tell them from wood until 30cm away and even then they are convincing

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/s6p/76395914 Similar sized new build development, ready to go

Is it a positive or negative head pump?

Does the pump kick in on full cold? If so then then you know it's a hot water flow problem. It's probably worth taking the mixer bar off and looking at the little mesh filters at the point where the mixer screws onto the wall. It might be that the person who fitted it didn't flush the pipework through before fitting the mixer bar and the filter is full of rubbish

Have you got a code for this @Triassic ?

If you are anywhere near Newark or Sleaford then pop in to see Gordon ar Black Mill doors and reclamation. He does some nice oak Doors, but you'll lose hours chatting to him!

Or just get the corner pieces? www.genesis-gs.com/products/pvc-tile-trim-seals/pvc-corner-pieces

I bought one of thes off ebay. Less than £5. The wires re so thin you can barely get a contact.

Cpc have 5m 24v led strip for around £5.50. You need a driver whixh are about £7-10 from ebay or similar

Or screwfix do non dimmable £50 for 50 bulbs

If there are sheer forces then a thunder bolt might be better, if it's simply bedded on top of a block wall and to keep it from lifting then these will be fine and cheap enough from toolstation etc

Yes that will be fine, so long as the primer is touch dry

Someone doing a self build just outside of Kneesall on the A616

I'm not building in Nottinghamshire, but living in Ollerton, but moving to Grantham area very soon