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I'd be interested in this as well. Our house came with an alarm and subscription but we didn't renew it because it was really expensive (don't tell the burglars).
There are wires all over the door frame and it seems like technology must have moved on - there must be something wireless and pet-proof that isn't £30/month or more.
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I've not had a lot of rest at weekends or in the evening but it's been quite rewarding. It's one of the only rooms that doesn't have something from beyond my skillset in it - the rest all need replastering, or walls knocking down, etc.
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I took down fatter shelves to make way for this - but I was a bit limited by using the existing battens. I thought doing the whole thing myself would have been too much of an undertaking - and I was probably right - but I would have done some things differently if I'd started from scratch.
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Some progress made with the alcove shelving and fireplace this weekend:
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I'm happy to do all of the stripping, sanding, and painting myself. What I'm less confident doing is anything to do with hinges or locks.
Apparently it's still £300+ for a replacement cylinder for the Banham lock. Would it be possible to get another brand cylinder to fit in the existing Banham night latch?
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I was looking through a few on ebay last night - my wife prefers the Forester, which I don't mind at all, so I think we're going to look out for one from 2003 onwards which is ULEZ-proof.
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177,000 is a lot of miles! What is the lifespan of a Legacy?
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Thanks for that. Once it's hung, take it out and put it in the frame again without having to re-fit the hinges?
I saw a video of this being done where the hinges had pins that you drop in, but I don't think that's what's on it at the moment.
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True, but then I'd still have a car my wife hates that I'm not sure is that safe for a child.
fka tommmmmmm