Exactly.
I don't anticipate having to do it again before we leave here in our boxes but you never know, the Grim Reaper might not want us.
Or one of us ... :-)
Mary
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DIY Window Installation -
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19 years ago
Right, thanks.
Hm - for how long though ...
Mary
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19 years ago
Email me if you think you might get further north - I'll have tea and home-baking ready for you. I think you have my _real_ email address?
Sheila
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19 years ago
It seems that the trade bodies are having undue influence. Next will be plumbing, then gardening (these lawn mower blades are really sharp - leave it to a professional)
Car DIY - must be inspected by a qualified mechanic after any work relating to safety issues (tyre pressure, brake work, starting the engine etc.)
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19 years ago
Why is 15 minutes different from 16 minutes?
Or 14 minutes?
Mary
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19 years ago
Possibly ...
I doubt that we'll have the energy to go to Sutherland ...
Mary
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19 years ago
Why am I laughing ... :-(
Mary
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19 years ago
It's a gorgeous drive up the west coast.....
Sheila
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19 years ago
I'm sure ... mail me with your addres ...
Mary
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19 years ago
This worries me...
I have an existing window, single glazed sash, that's pretty old & the sashes are in pretty bad nick, but the frame oitself is fine. The fram does have a problem in that it's been pushed back into the room by about
30mm and needs reseating...If I do the work myself, remove the window frame, clean up the brickwork, put it all back with new double glazed sashes (From copycat), do I need to get it certified? (The house itself is 1890's and the sash certainly looks old enough to be original).
TIA
Hamish.
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This worries me...
I have an existing window, single glazed sash, that's pretty old & the sashes are in pretty bad nick, but the frame oitself is fine. The fram does have a problem in that it's been pushed back into the room by about
30mm and needs reseating...If I do the work myself, remove the window frame, clean up the brickwork, put it all back with new double glazed sashes (From copycat), do I need to get it certified? (The house itself is 1890's and the sash certainly looks old enough to be original).
TIA
Hamish.
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19 years ago
Nope that would be outside the regs since it would count as a repair rather than a replacement.
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19 years ago
Address and directions sent.
Sheila
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19 years ago
Ah good... In that case I'll proceed...
I wonder how much of the original you need before a repair turns into a replacement :)
[No, it's a repair, because the sash cord is original, I just replaced the rest :) ]- Vote on answer
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How about just keeping the view? ;-)