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Great achievement to have done it yourself though. I'm bad with heights so tend to just avoid them. Last summer my new neighbour ended up fixing my 1st floor tile for me, after I asked to borrow a ladder!
Great achievement to have done it yourself though. I'm bad with heights so tend to just avoid them. Last summer my new neighbour ended up fixing my 1st floor tile for me, after I asked to borrow a ladder!
Great achievement to have done it yourself though. I'm bad with heights so tend to just avoid them. Last summer my new neighbour ended up fixing my 1st floor tile for me, after I asked to borrow a ladder!
Run your lats across the velux openings and leave them in until you need to remove them. It might give you a little bit more security as you clamber around the roof.
Although you've now put on a trim piece, for me the best approach is to fill the frame gap flat with sealant first and then stick some uPVC cloaking profile on. The 20mm x 6mm or 30mm x 6mm trim is especially good at being able to follow larger changes in uneven brickwork and its just decorative as the actual sealing silicone is hidden behind it.
I always do this for uPVC windows I have fitted/fit myself and I've done this on some larger wooden frames as well. It may sound odd leaving some small visible gaps but having replaced windows in every house I've had and trying various sealant/trim combinations this one looks the neatest, never discolours and protects the silicone from sunlight.
I had a length of 25mm quadrant in garage so placed that up and it looked fine so did one side then went out for another length (5m)
Not bad for £4.50. and it certainly looks a lot better
Thanks for the idea -Top man
Zulu - I've lost track again -- this is an office premise you are converting to a house?
Ah - so what's the crack with the epicly kitted out wet room?It's our office premises.
Gear for disabled users innit.Ah - so what's the crack with the epicly kitted out wet room?
Disabled or not I have never needed a wash at the office thoGear for disabled users innit.
What's the Starsky and Hutch light for?
Ahh ok, wasn't sure if it was some sort massage roomIt's a fire alarm beacon, sounder.