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"The way to do this clue is to just understand how to do the clue, you brainless inbred."

Got the answer straight away. Had to watch the twat in the video for the explanation.

Same. I struggled to work it out even after seeing the answer, until I realised what the indicator was.

And the promise of deregulation, government contracts and corporate welfare. And regressive tax regimes that benefit the insanely wealthy. And the breakup of the government infrastructure in favour of corporate interests.

A fair test would be against somebody "doing their own 'research'", surely.

Yep - both the bike shed and the garden room have loving roofs. Without drainage, they'd turn into living ponds.

As long as there's a reasonable fall (3° - 5° iirc), they do well. The reservoir cells below the substrate take care of the rest.

The bike shed was a bit half-arse, using just a waterproof sheet. The office used rubber, glue, and all that jazz.

I have a y-anchor embedded in concrete below mine.

I use it for deep frying. It's heavier than olive oil, and I think the smoke point is a bit higher, and doesn't impart unwelcome flavours.

I use Ocado boggo olive oil for general cooking and it does a perfectly good job.

Extra Virgin only comes out if I'm cooking at low temperatures.

Coconut oil for some other bits and bobs. Or butter / ghee.

My business partner just won that one I think. Their heating hasn't worked for the past 3 years, and they've just not bothered to get it fixed.

There was something written on the site a day or so ago mentioning that they were being hammered with DL attempts on a specific archive - I don't recall which one though.

Does anyone know where you can get these in the UK?

My googlefu is failing me, and I really don't want to have to embark on yet another project to make some myself*.

* If I do, maybe I should start up my own etsy page & sell 'em.

Cats, unfortunately

Removing the decking was a non-starter - there's just not a way to lift the boards that wouldn't involve some sort of destruction.

Then there's the wire mesh that is around the base of the building below the floor joists.

Fishing a wire was also a non-starter, as there's a joist in the way, and not enough space to get the cable rod extenders attached.

In the end, I've had some success with drilling another hole in the floor, on the other side of the door.

My thoughts at the moment are to dangle string, pull it through with a vacuum hose, then tie up an end of the conduit and pull it through.

The trim on the decking? Yep - its not even glued at the moment, as I kicked it off recently.

I did actually know, at one point. The green roof probably puts paid to all those calculations though.

I already have cables going over the door, down and out, which I'm trying to replace, as they get in the way of things. I'd also prefer not drilling through the side (which is ~200mm side to side).

For more clarity - the whole floor is suspended, with 6" space, just not enough room to stick and arm under.

I guess I could lift the decking, though the thought of it gives me the dry itch.

How do I get this conduit through this hole and under the building to the side?

Bringing the kitchen chat to the kitchen thread - do you have any after pics for us (we, me, really) please.

Thanks.

How do you think it compared in price to the equivalent Howdens / High St. 40k kitchen shop price?

I guess you needed to bring your own builder / kitchen person in to do the putting together.

slab of thing that you use to put on the worktop to put other things on that you don't want to go directly on the worktop but which looks like the worktop

Trivet or worktop saver, I think

How helpful are they in terms of validating the design? I've put something together using their software, but can't be sure that I've not messed something up.

Start with contact / impact adhesive and work your way up from there?

Yeah - the beeb has "hurricane force winds" right now, and the leaves of the trees aren't even moving. And it doesn't show a weather warning either. Someone's made a booboo.

This is beautiful.