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Fairlight Secan has room for 2.25?

That is very nice

Yeah, in progress too.

We have had garden furniture and other bits and bobs here https://www.pentlandpowdercoating.co.uk/

There was no plastering included in the quote. Spoke to the boss, who explained that there is a deafening layer of hardwood+ rubble/ash/dirt between lath and plaster ceiling and upstairs floorboards. His explanation was that it would be a much longer, dirtier job if they came from above, having to lift a lot of floorboards to clear it all out and repeatedly cut through to fish the cabling though.

I think that replastering sections of a ceiling is probably preferential to having to replace a load of broken floor boards, which we would quite like to have exposed.

I'm putting a lot of this down to lack of experience in what to expect with having works done. But on the other hand trying to not allow it be taken advantage of.

It's all lath and plaster. No plastering was included in the quote, as it is in a state of complete redecoration, no plaster on walls up to 1m because of damp proofing etc. However we weren't planning on touching the ceilings as they seem ok.

Layout is attached, and the floor above is exactly the same. Pendant is marked in red, and it is passing through a wooden beam which spans the room 'vertically' in the attached plan.

We are having a rewire done in a 1850's 2 story house. In the downstairs they have cut an 8 inch hole in the roof next to the light fitting rather than lift floorboards above. Is this normal or should I be annoyed?

Leading on from that, how hard is it to plaster over the whole and repaper a ceiling?

The one linked first is the 5 quart, and the second is 3.2 quart. I've only used the 5 qrt one, and it seemed spot on for 500g flour.

I'm halfway through a similar project and 50k seems pretty accurate.

She mentions this in her film. I'm not sure if having someone with you and racing at the pointy end of a race would be a help. It would feel like a hindrance to me

A guy I went to school with died drunk cycling, hit by drunk driver. It ended up being net 0 in terms of responsibility

Torridon, in late April/May. It's some of the best scotland has to offer as the Munro's are from sea level. Plenty wilderness to get lost in. There are bothies near there too, Easan Dorcha is an easy off road cycle too and Coire Fionnaraich.

You could get a train from inverness to Strathcarron then walk over to Torridon, resupply then walk back to Strathcarron, using the two bothies to sleep in. Bearnais is a bothy south of there if you wanted a bit more walking.

What size is this?

The two sainsbury's I've bought from were a bit overdone with hardly any filling.

Tried Tesco Finest and they were empty, taste was good though.

We had our solicitor translate handwritten deeds from 1850, sadly we aren't allowed to run a brewery or distillery.

£1.75 off the top of my head

Yup, racing as a pair!

And that ~15% over home buyers report valuation is outside of mortgage. So you have to have the available cash

Bare in mind that in Edinburgh you pay above the home buying report value, which is more than the listed price on right move. That house would likely go for ~£1.9mil to 2mil in current market.

Would you do it for £40 posted?

Install of boiler, and central heating system in Edinburgh was £7200 including vat. Which was a slightly more expensive boiler than yours. Paid a premium as they felt like a very professional operation.

Scratch award, the booby prize! :(

I probably wouldn't recommend a kitchen aid, I've never had much success kneeding with it. Anything else seems to need too much dough to work for home use

The Bicycle Works has been good to me in the past

Its on the list for the next time