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I disagree, I've used some rubbish bits over the years that are terrible compares to good ones. If you have rubbish ones that are blunt you're far more likely to snap them than a good sharp bit.

I did, it was great just after covid restrictions were lifted but last year wasn't brilliant. I've changed to letting it as a furnished property instead. Unless you can do the cleaning/changeovers yourself it wasn't worth it for me. Mine was a 2 bed cottage in the Peak District, cost me nearly...

Speed square

Both are available in coils 👍

We always board walls, fit tray upto the boards and then tile down onto the tray

Four books as shown the one has crease in front cover : £23 Inc postage

Only if you're using plastic pipe though, you don't need inserts on copper. The hep2o fittings are great, I've used them a lot in work and on my own houses and the only ones I've had fail are ones that froze.

You could always add the one ply bottom batton onto the wall

I've just done exactly what you need to, I used these and they were perfect.. Check this out! https://amzn.eu/d/cELFOfp

Sold to SammyQ. Thankyou

Not bad condition considering the age. £12 including postage

https://www.screwfix.com/p/timco-stred55-cavity-fixings-5-x-55mm-25-pack/366KF?kpid=366KF&ds_rl=1249413&gclid=Cj0KCQiAx6ugBhCcARIsAGNmMbjShyHQWESYj84_JCiiMxJVIChvvjSoFytcHMntgYpugCHP1EiPY9EaApXfEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

How about edpm rubber roof?

I use multifix and 18 gauge brads on mdf skirting, the same on solid wood skirting on stud walls and then use concrete screws on solid wood skirting on solid walls. 15mm forstener bit to countersink the head then cut wooden plugs to cover it.

In future just use spirit levels and a tape measure to set the linings. The trouble you're going to have is even if you pack the hinge side out, the latch side of the lining is still going to be uneven. I would take the linings out, cut them down and refit. It's the only way you're going to be...