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2nd (?) dibs bag if @Atom doesn’t take it, sent a pm
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Just did Norwich to King’s Lynn, train out Sat evening, back Monday afternoon, leisure pace, 2 nights wild camping. (Plenty options on the way, just take some time to scout them.)
I’d avoid the King’s Lynn part if I was doing the full loop. Bread Source in Aylsham good for coffee and pastries / lunch. -
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bit last minute: doing part of this in 2 days. We'll arrive in Norwich tomorrow (Sat) 7:30pm, planning to wildcamp, train back to London Mon evening. What's the best route?
Counterclockwise to King's Lynn? Clockwise to King's Lynn? Clockwise past Thetford and then ride to Ely or Cambridge?
Good camping spots on any of these options?
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Because the council loves unnecessary bureaucracy I need to make changes to our deed, triggering the mortgage provider to ask for a new valuation. The company they sent previously will come around again and comment on the finishing for £750+VAT.
(WTF this broken system that cannot be fixed coz all these blokes will lose the bullshit jobs they picked up in the local Wetherspoons... £750 to come around and comment on the finishing?? I'll come around your house and comment on finishing for free.)
Anyone know where to get a cheaper valuation survey (I'm in SE London)?
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How do I fix hairline cracks (thick hairs) in the ceiling on plasterboard joints in a newish house? It’s a conversion of an old building that was (and probably still is) moving. The paint is Dulux Trade matt white. Is there a smart filler I can use, or something else I can do to reduce chances of it cracking again?
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Yes, I bought carcasses without doors and also used different (blum) hinges as the ikea hinges aren't standard / what cworkshop do. You want to spread the hinges across the height of the door, so any pre-drilling in the (lower) carcass wouldn't be in the right place. It's not too hard to screw them into the carcass though: put hinges on the door, hold in the right place and screw.
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See the drawing and photo. We did this in 2 rooms, in 1 of them 2 paxes of 100cm wide just fit in the space to fill so bespoke doors were only necessary to make up the height. In the other room, the space to fill was narrower so the doors are also to cover the width.
@hugo7 you're right, these doors had edgebanding so I did them in MDF. The laminated ply was for a table top and some shelves which I cut with a chamfer so you do see the edge
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cworkshop do a sheet of double sided white laminated 18mm birch ply for £177 inc VAT, or £198 cut up. I've used them for bespoke doors and sides for ikea pax wardrobes (incl hinge cutouts and edge-banding) see photo. They've a lot more finishes and a decent online pricing tool.
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you might need a different dimmer switch for halogen vs led (leading edge vs trailing edge)
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We need to split our leasehold (currently 990y, commercial) into two leaseholds (residential + commercial) after building a new residential unit. We own the freehold. We have planning permission (it’s the council insisting on separating the properties.) We got a mortgage to do these works so the mortgage company should play along. How do I go about this? Can someone recommend a solicitor who can help with this? Ideally this won’t cost me a bike…
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https://photos.app.goo.gl/bupE9Wa3JM9bV9Ae9
sleepless cut