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B and Q are doing a lithium ion Dewalt 18v for £90. Bought one last week , well balanced, powerful and smaller than ryobi

I'd go for log lap myself. James

Push fit or speed fit collars work on 'reverse pressure' so the 10 bar pressure test , primarily checks for leakage ,but also seats the collars nicely by pushing them backwards

I would use speed fit in an external building as the pipes are less likely to split with a good frost, also, you wouldn't run into the same problems as your having. As been said, you can use copper on speed fit too

Just an addendum on MDF finished edges, wood glue provides a reasonable finish to cut MDF . Sand , paint it on, then use fine grade sand paper (or wet and dry) to flatten ,paint again and sand (finer) finish. James

Thanks Gary, Really great advice, =D> . Similar to what I had planned, now Im sure thats the way to go, many thanks for taking the time to reply. :) James

Many thanks Dan, bit of a 'sticky wicket' if you like :) but just need a bit of reassurance on the method. I did plan on framing the opening ,then cutting door. After which, putting a frame around the rear of cut out and hanging. Hinge off the verical rail ? Jams

Hi Sorry should habve explained, a wicket door is one in a larger door. A personell door , oif you like. Jams

Hi All. My names James and I'm in the process of installing two teak (heavy) doors at the rear of my garden. I've stumbled across here in my search for information on a 'Wicket Door'. As the doors are very large (93" overall wide x 84" high) I'm looking at exploring the possibility of cutting...