Good Morning

hope it goes well for you george,dont forget to mention the neighbours camera to

oldstrain wrote:

been coating a flat roof

will be doing my garage roof in the next few weeks darren, im not wanting to re do the whole roof ie re board/felt etc, but just wanting something i can brush on over the top which will last a year or two until i can put a full new apex/tile roof on .

what did you use ...?

George & Morgan wrote:

my fence has been put on hold as councilor coming out 4-00 to-morrow

what for george ...?

dont let a councillor or anyone in "perceived authority" tell you what to do .....good luck george dont take no shit.

to have the trees planted on the boundary removed back next Wednesday

she will still need to maintain them george eh.....

david,i have done a few now and the best stuff i have used is acrypol ....wickes and travis perkins,b&q all sell it ,1 tin will do about 5 sq metres it comes grey or black

thanks darren, i`ll have a look at it .......... we are hoping to clean the garage out this summer and paint the floor with some grey concrete paint, but the roof needs sealing before i can do that, it was done about 20 years ago with a new roof but sprung a leak a while ago and once rain gets under it runs along the roof and drips inside.

how did things go with the councillor george ...?

there back on Wednesday with the landlord

so whats been said george, and whats the problem ...?

30-50 trees not hedge have been planted to my fence then used plastic ties to hold the trees in place bringing down my fence and i having to spend £500 on new fence she then rang the police told them i was taking down a broken fence which belong to my landlord not me

back working on the fence

just play her at her own game george,say the fence got damaged when the trees were put in and you are removing it as it un-sightly and a hazard to your grandchildren....remember you need permission to plant trees in such a place and i doubt the housing association are going to be best pleased with her actions as the trees could/will cause damage to foundations if planted anywhere near the property,besides who will maintain them when they get big and remove all the foilage when it comes to autumn ,she has not thought it through obviously and could well stump the cost for the removal of the trees and a new fence ,some people eh george

good morning all sending fence panel back it to-day or would be finished

sending the panels back george ...why ?

sending one back 2 holes covered up and cut with hammer and chisel

ah right, you did right ...... panels arn`t cheap so you want them right .

i am doing my fence this week george i went to order panels today and got some real good ones for £50 each for 6"x6"  they are called "closed panel" and the wood slats are vertical,just like the slat fencing post were £12 each for 3" x 8 foot ,post mix £7 a bag ,all delivered for under £500 ,i thought that was a good price for
6 panels 7posts and 11 bags of post mix for £476 to the door

i'm done with that style panel george ,b&q want £50-55 for those panels they do a budget one for cheaper to,but they have alot of imperfections and are not well made eh

mine are 6x5 £40 with free 7ft post

ones i put up are vertical with a curved top...... they are tantalised so should last a few years, been up around 10 years now .

yours must be like picket fencing but close to-gather David

just found out how to load pictures off the phone onto this laptop george, its a bit time consuming until i find a better way

that looks a good job better than mine David

i built the wall 25 years ago george, and replaced the panels 10 years ago ....... might think twice about doing it now, too much hard work

hopefully the panels will last.

it is hard work David can hardly walk each morning

not far behind you some mornings george, takes me longer to come round nowadays ........ usually by the time i get back from dropping my daughter at work around 8.15 and have a brew im ok

yes thats the ones david ,only difference is mine are square