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When you know where the concealed stop valve is... go buy an access panel. These from the big river company; various sizes so choose...

Beautiful workmanship. A true ktaftsman 🤠

EPDM is good stuff; but since your current covering is for the most part still sound - apart from a minor leak or two... I'd leave it in...

My first car: a 1938 Rover 14. Cost me £25 in '62 and looking back I think the guy who sold it to me fudged the then fledgling MOT as we...

There used to be a organisation known as Skils Exchange; at lest in Toronto, Ontario. One paid a very notional fee for short series of...

I used to ride a pre WW2 Hercules with a fixed wheel - and no gears of course. It wighed a ton... But it took me all over North Wales in...

I've nothing to add here... other than to say simply: "some seriously good ideas/suggestions". Must investigate them and try some of...

Can you give me more details of the cafe (please). I live in Bromley ( a nascent Croydon if the council has its way...) It's something...

I used to work on some of the television versions (Jackanory) here in the UK and on the Canadian version (Polka Dot Door I think it was)...

A simple on/off switch surely is best way to go? Using a sensor switch of any type invariably means the "d..." thing might trip off...

If in doubt (any at all) generally wiser to use a higher spec cable, rather than just enough for the load anticipated and minimum cable...

what is this CYA "Stuff"?

Barrentine is on the expensive side...

Creocote is the accepted replacement for domestic use. Comes in at least two shades - light or dark(er) brown. The darker shade is...

If the door isn't at least 18mm then you what you could do is "frame" the door on the inside with something like 15x12mm, as that will...