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Thank you. Good to see the profiles described and what is needed.

Hi. Thanks for the reply. Yes, I mean hinged openers. Will have a look at the book. Thanks for the recommendation.

Hi. Could you advise on where to get literature on building casement windows that are up to regs today? I only have e the book recommended on here which is amazing but from 1907. Thanks

Hi all. Happy New Year to you. I hope you are all doing well. The title of this may sound rather strange but it is woodwork. I have built a cupboard for my bathroom which is going to have a face frame fixed to it and a couple of doors. Question 1? Is there an adhesive that I can stick the...

Thanks for the reply. Not seen 5 inch or 125 any where. Been trying to get pretty close to the right size as having some health issues and getting power tools out is killing me at the moment.

You are right, I actually didn't use 15mm. 12.5mm is what I used. Sorry for the confusing numbers given.

Thanks for this and the time taken. Have you used this site before? Do they come flat and not too warped?

Yes sorry, it is the width of the wall so width of jamb needed.

Hi all. Thanks for the replies. For some reason I was not notified of the posts. Basically it is cls stud and 2 x 15mm plasterboard with 3mm plaster on each side. Would have thought they would do a lining that width. Regards Lee

Hi all. I hope you are all doing well. I am looking for the above door lining for an interior door but cannot seem to find one online. Any ideas on where I can pick up one? Thank you

Yes, I have bought the glue and screws to glue them down. Thanks though.

Hi. Thanks for the reply and advice. If I can use galvanised strapping then that is great. I don't want to pack the gap as that then takes the joists out of level. Want to keep them and the sole plate down!

Hi. I hope you are all well. After a bit more advice if you may. My client has decidedto replace the floorboards with some p5 chipboard. When removing the old floorboards the joists and the sole plates lift up off the mortar around 5mm. I have read that once the new floor will be down then...

Thanks for all the replies folks and advice. Reassuring when all are in agreement.

Will do.

Just spoke to an old carpenter, firm manager and he said no problem. I have thought about what you said as well so will do. These sleeper walls are solid and not honeycomb construction so not sure if that helps or not. Thanks for your help

Just spoke to an old carpenter, firm manager and he said no problem. I have thought about what you said as well so will do. These sleeper walls are solid and not honeycomb construction so not sure if that helps or not. Thanks for your help

Ah I see. Thanks so much for replying though. Sleeper walls would have been great wouldn't they

Ah I see. Thanks so much for replying though. Sleeper walls would have been great wouldn't they

Hi, thanks for your prompt response. I don't believe I would make it to the drain on the side of the house. By asking this, are you saying the sole plate should not be cut then? Regards Lee