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  1. Paper scraper or thin wide chisel will get the bead started in the middle. Once you get a small gap opened it will come out easily
  2. Squirt of silicon in the holes for peace of mind?
  3. 🤫 glazing is much easier to measure correctly
  4. Quick check of auto level accuracy. set in middle of room, mark laser position on opposite walls. Turn laser around 180 degrees and points (or difference in points) should be the same. laser receivers are not that accurate, when checking floors it’s easier to set laser low and use a rule or tape to check height
  5. From experience I would have the drive edged (contrasting pavers etc.) then move back to a retaining wall if you need it. Taking a drive right upto a small retaining wall usually ends up with scrapes on cills, doors or wheels.
  6. If it’s just for home stuff then free version of Fusion 360, full single user is around Ā£370 a year I think
  7. Quick google of steel section properties will give the CSA etc for circular (CHS), Square (SHS), Rectangular (RHS) etc.
  8. Rather than PD rights being removed, it is more likely this was a condition imposed in order to get permission to build the houses in the first place. So it’s not a case of reinstatement as they were never there in the first place and you would probably be better off applying for planning on whatever it is you are wanting to do.
  9. 160mm is a ridiculous deflection. As this is a prop, then you are looking at compressive strength and ability to resist buckling while supporting the load. 6.5m isn’t a big span unless you are very stricter on beam depth. if you do need to prop, then a rectangular box section is probably to best option as this could be sized and positioned to work with the door frames etc.
  10. I have just bought a Teckentrup insulated door and it looks good quality, not fitted yet but will be in a couple of weeks.
  11. Well done, I’ve seen much worse done by ā€œprofessionalsā€
  12. A lot depends on the balustrade. If the handrail and infil (assuming glass) is designed as load bearing the cantilever is drastically reduced and a block wall would be ok. If the treads are true single cantilever’s then you are into reinforced wall territory. A bespoke stair company will have SE’s they work with regularly.
  13. Good morning and welcome. … and good luck 😃
  14. M4 is a machine thread, not a wood screw. 4mm x 30 is a pretty standard door hinge size into timber
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