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20264
Doesn't the "glazing" of a fire rated door have to be done in wire reinforced glass ? That would rather spoil any aesthetic effect you're probably hoping for...
Eric.Mears@...
ejmears
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Sep 1, 2003
7:47 am
20265
... It is possible to glaze a 30minute firedoor with ordinary looking clear glass, I did it in a previous house. Trade name was something like Pyroglass, it...
David Chapman
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Sep 1, 2003
8:01 am
20266
IKEA will sell the doors without the "frames" (carcasses), etc. If they query it, tell them you bought the frames previously, and waited before buying the...
Meg & Peter Broome
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Sep 1, 2003
8:50 am
20267
Peter, OK - reasonable advice - but why should they need a reason to sell them to you? And what about the "I only want to change the doors" argument. I have...
Andrew Doyle
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Sep 1, 2003
9:25 am
20268
Thanks to everyone who replied. I am going to go to Ikea first, and see costs of basic carcasses - they seem to have a modular system, so should be fairly...
umar@...
commjouk
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Sep 1, 2003
10:58 am
20269
Just a reminder on how to join to join the UK_Selfbuild group - been asked to re-post this for people who wish to send to colleagues etc. The UK_Selfbuild...
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20270
Hi I am interested in buying a piece of land (1.5 acres) which is immediately outside the village settlement boundary ... the land borders houses on one side...
grahal
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Sep 1, 2003
7:31 pm
20271
... How are you going to get in if there's no doors? :-D...
Stuart Grimshaw
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Sep 1, 2003
8:00 pm
20272
... immediately outside the village settlement boundary ... the land borders houses on one side (which are within the settlement boundary) and a lane (natural...
etj_webster
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Sep 1, 2003
9:17 pm
20273
... branded ... either). ... cabling ... in ... IF you just want to drill holes in joists of 400mm centres, then a cheapo £10-15 job from...
azbxcydwev
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Sep 1, 2003
11:24 pm
20274
In message <k44yxVdu7PU$Mwi3@...>, Chris French <list-selfbuild@...> writes ... This a should have read: if the fence is on his...
Chris French
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Sep 2, 2003
12:17 am
20275
... Yep, works for me too :-) Stuart...
Stuart Meier
stradagain
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Sep 2, 2003
7:36 am
20276
... When you have to drill lots of holes for cables, pipework etc, the battery jobs seem to be on charge more than they are in use ! Agreed about the expense...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
7:55 am
20277
John (Webster), Glad you got it sorted :-) Your previous weekend was *exactly* my experience. The right tool for the right job makes a world of difference. As...
Hawes,Timothy Edward ...
haweste
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Sep 2, 2003
8:18 am
20278
... **UPDATE** Spoke to our upvc window manufacturer - he had to get "non Standard" brushed chrome handles for us for the windows and patio doors. He put us...
umar@...
commjouk
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Sep 2, 2003
8:19 am
20279
Thanks to Chris, Eric and David C for replies so far.... The problem is not with having to have wired glass (I'm happy enough with that [although...
D Fox
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Sep 2, 2003
8:26 am
20280
John (B-C), Looks can be very deceiving :-) I'd suggest that the internals of an angle drill and an angle grinder are actually rather different !! Consider the...
Hawes,Timothy Edward ...
haweste
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Sep 2, 2003
8:47 am
20281
... I got one of these a year ago following Carl's recomendation, & have used it for much more than drilling joists,its 'batterey shaped' & great the way the...
andy_otley
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Sep 2, 2003
9:03 am
20282
... Thanks :-) ... for the right job makes a world of difference. As for price ? Try factoring in your own time and, as you pointed out, your builder's time. ...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
9:40 am
20283
... Standard" brushed ... onto his ... not normally ... guy, he is ... wide. ... Umar, do you have a name & contact details for this company ? at the very...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
9:44 am
20284
... a ... They ... to ... VAT. ... know ... One was for sale at the local Safeway for £7-8 - yes 700w. At £15 you can buy three all at once and stiil have...
azbxcydwev
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Sep 2, 2003
9:53 am
20285
Hello all, on a slightly different note from my other recent posts, I have a couple of X10 questions. 1) Has anyone used any of the X10 RF remotes/modules ? 2)...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
9:53 am
20286
... Yup. I found them very unreliable (though that may have been the X-10 PIR rather than the RF receiver.) I have now replaced with a Homevision system which...
mark_harrison_uk2
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Sep 2, 2003
10:17 am
20287
... Sorry - that was the voltage bit, the mains frequency bit is harder. ... Damn those fingers.... ...
mark_harrison_uk2
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Sep 2, 2003
10:24 am
20288
... I will mainly use hardwired PIRs, but want to use the RF remote to open the gate, or open the garage door, or possibly switch the outside lights on. ... ...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
12:01 pm
20289
I know more than a few people took advantage of the demise of Rotozip UK to buy the clearance stock from B&Q, and in my own case the tool has been fantastic to...
Neil Ball
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Sep 2, 2003
1:33 pm
20290
... Rotozip UK to ... been ... buy spare ... are not ... Rotozip ... territory, ... complete the ... supplier? I would suggest going around the sheds. Well...
azbxcydwev
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Sep 2, 2003
3:50 pm
20291
Just received the Axminster 2004 catalogue this morning and the AEG drill is no longer listed! So if you want one it may be good idea to buy one now ! Yours ...
Stephen McGarry
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Sep 2, 2003
7:37 pm
20292
... Are you just bolting the collars to the rafters, John, or do you have to use a spikey washer in between ? Suppose I'd better start putting my collars in...
impvan
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Sep 2, 2003
8:54 pm
20293
... No spikey washers required according to our BCO. All he wanted was 12mm bolts with 50mm square washers either side. I brought studding on the builders...
etj_webster
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Sep 2, 2003
9:46 pm
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