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Looks good. I see you are using nails to keep the coving in position. What adhesive are you using to fix it in place?

cut up some kindling and harwood for the fire. Cold couple of days!

Bought a few hundred shares in NAKD. Seems interesting. Theyre 75% shorted and 50 million new shares are being floated on monday so well see what happens.

Why Monday? The squeeze may not even hit then.

Get a Henry the Hoover, they do a pet version too. They are brilliant.

I would apply for planning permission for it to build a garage/workshop. Yes everyone else is probably right that the permission may not be granted; but if it is it would be excellent for you. So may be worth drawing up some plans and sending them off.

Looks good, what length is it? about 3m?

What anchors are those you are using? Would you recommend them?

15 days off for me (not using any holiday allowance), back 3rd January. Offered overtime over christmas but I enjoy the time off.

Mate, 2.5K for a new banister and spindles.... Do not pay this unless it is some sort of extravagent staircase you have.

Now thats a propa table.

Since owning my own home I have invested in mid range 18v LXT Makita tools. Combi drill, impact driver, multi tool, angle grinder, torch and 2x 4ah batteries. Has all served me well so far. Will soon be adding a circular saw to the list as using my current circular saw with a lead that I once...

Removed old cement mortar from brickwork at rear of house with angle grinder and hammer and chisel. Now need to find the time to actually repoint it.

Regarding Jet Washer. I use my father in laws karcher. Its the very basic and cheapest model and I was actually impressed with it. Cleaned pavior brickwork well. As its the cheapest model and a karcher I do not know how durable it is though.

Yes I remortgaged for 5 years in February. Before all of the covid chaos but at a decent rate of 1.8%

I mean when you lay the cement mixture make sure its not just 1mm thin. Try and put a good amount down so the slab can bed in properly. Yes a sinngle bag of sharp sand and a single bag of cement will be more than enough.

For underneath the slab mix 4 parts sharp sand to 1 part cement. Compact all of that sand so its nice and flat. Spread the cement mix all over the area where the slab is going to go and as deep as possible. Dont just put blobs in corner. With whats left over you could then poke that into your hole.

Looks great. What fixings did you use for it? Are they coach screws and nuts?

Which part of the world are you buying a house in?

Contact them again, dont just write it off.