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I have a flat, circa 1960s, to rennovate which contains asbestos. Now the council landlord aren't worried about it, tell me to incorporate it into any 'asbestos management' plan (so doesn't need removal), but was wondering how best to proceed. Theres is a Textured coating finish to the...

Land registry changes might also incur property taxes etc when you have to assign a fee. might be messy short term if it's something you have to do.

Who owns the property? You'd have to split the properties and get a revaluation to decrease the rateable value. Splitting might mean actually emptying/repurposing for a VOA visit and possibly registering with land registry. Land registry might take 6 months or more to go through. I'm...

Well I am off work for a while as my elderly father is very unwell and in rehabilitation so have some time to use up at home. One of the things I have always wanted to learn more about are military and combat tactics from great battles/wars in the past. Came across a raft of books by Osprey and...

Thank you very much for your help guys. Whilst the problem has not resolved You pointed me in the right direction and now found the cause... a leak up in the loft! Called another engineer out to investigate for a leak and did not leave until he found it, literally underneath a floorboard and...

Pipework all felt dry though, so could it be a leaking joint somewhere letting off steam?

Never had a problem like it either, in 30 years of living in the house. Had a old fashioned vented water tank before but had to change to unvented tank in feb when we had a new boiler installed and realised the pressure from the (mixer) taps was particularly poor

I don’t know where the moisture is coming from, all I know is that it is a lot and is daily. I thought it was the cold walls in the corner or the cold pipes meeting the hot air coming from the very hot water pipes feeding/out from the tanks. No visible steam but would make sense as the walls...

Probably not the most interesting of topics but really need some urgent help so wondering if anyone in this broad church can advise what to do next? On Friday we awoke to blistering paint on a upstairs hallway ledge, soaking underneath, and a wet patch on the ceiling corner above it. My initial...

Awful tragedy really, will never be the same. Hope they are able to rebuild the best they can

Price lowered to £850 with free delivery. Payment by cash or bacs. Collection available from Gravesend Kent or nearby.

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Brand new unused Festool Domino XL. Exactly the same as https://www.festool.co.uk/products/domi ... us-gb-240v Includes: DOMINO cutter D 12 2x empty dowel box open ended spanner, WAF 12 in SYSTAINER SYS 5 T-LOC, Additional Stop ZA-DF500. Never used, didn’t even get the chance to register it...

This is the absolutely worst aspect when owning a dog, or probably any pet. So loyal and full of character. Hope he has the time of his life this Spring. Best wishes for all your family and friends at this difficult time

That isn’t normal to me. I sold my triton routers, but did have experience of both of their main models. Triton stick a big motor in all their tools as their selling point, they are noisy tools.

Decide if it is a business or a charity. You will need to market the hell out of it, you will need to think about your target market (e.g. young/middle aged, male/female, hobbyist or someone wanting to become a professional). You will have to have some public liability insurance and other...

There are some previouse discussions in the forums. One thing I wasn't really aware of before I bought my lift is that you are limited to certain router models that fit on the lift. You might be ok with your t11k but I had to buy another router (dewalt 625) in the end to use for the lift.

Good points above, I've been working with Howdens and Benchmarx kitchens in the last few years. Benchmarx/wickes cabinets are slightly better, the rear backing is a bit thicker with a solid 12mm chipboard back panel. Howdens is thinner. The service void on all the cabinets can be a waste of...

As Graham suggested, do you have any floor space for stationary machines? A table saw or bandsaw would open new doors for you.

In the middle of renovating my own house and I had an old fashioned but perfectly fine vertical soil waste pipe for a downstairs toiler (with a S type trap fitting). The drainage soil piping was all vitreous clay, and to my horror on Saturday i found the guys who were doing some first fix and...