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Might just solder an a LED to a coin cell.
I know. I won’t do that.
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What’s the lightest possible rear light...?
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FRENCH sloe gin!!??
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Our basement workshop (100m2) stays pretty temperate all year round with no heating and a single glazed drafty glazed wall at one end. Even now I only get cold if I stay still for too long - good motivation!
I’d stick with a cheap, temporary heating option.
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Just used a pointing trowel thing. Tried a sponge but it left a texture I didn’t like. I only did the dark bits in the first photo btw - the smoother polished looking bit in the middle was already there.
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It’s probably the same diameter of copper, but I don’t touch gas (or plumbing stuff). It’s defo a gas safe engineer job.
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Looks amazing! Proper nice job on the ply walls.
That top edge would bother me too. Can you caulk it?
My wife and design collaborator suggested a cork floor. Think you can get engineered cork-faced boards, or just glue tiles down like old school lino tiles. Would warm the space up and reduce reflected noise a little.
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Alternatively, turn off gas at meter / outside, disconnect cooker, cap end, turn gas back on.
Or call the emergency “I smell gas” line and be very nice to the man when he comes round.
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Just leave it lit: cheaper heating bills.
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Thanks, I made them from solid oak almost ten years ago. They got moved around while doing the hearth and they sound better than ever now, just needed to be a little further away from the wall.
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