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The stain I used was a Wilko 5 year woodstain in Mahogany (Satin). Now I've bought a Ronseal Quick drying woodstain in Teak (Gloss). Sound to me that you have brought fence paint! not really what you want for furniture, or is it an outside table?

30 odd kids plus teachers all with fishing nets and jam jars, where would you be going? Well done Naz.

If it were me I think I would cut a hatch in the OSB over the middle of each joist so that I could fit some support blocks, yes the ground will still heave but at least it would reduce the floor bouncing.

How long to mask up and clean up after?

Today's little can you just job. The local church have been selling off the old pews in preparation for some refurbishment so can you just make it fit?

Is this lot any good there are some pretty weird woods in there but some normal one too, just about all labeled. If you pay the postage you can have them.

Never heard of blacks stainless, I have seen black Chrome though would that work?

if you really must use a 400mm blade you may find an old plate saw well filed that is, will need less HP to cut with than a modern TCT blade, of course it won't stay sharp as long though.

You can get them easily made up to your drawings, I have used cutterprofilers.co.uk in the past very easy and quick just email them a sketch of what you want.

Or just give them something else maybe a bit tastier to eat!

Five and a half weeks!!!!

I think security needs a bit of work still. But at least it's a start.

If you can work out how to draw it in 3D in something like Sketchup then the easiest way to go is cnc and I find really satisfying when it all works out.

Hi Roger, I used Sketchup to design and develop it, sizes were just a gut feeling plus a bit. But now I have a cnc if I did another i think I would go the laminated ply route for a change.

Can't you just use your normal software, enter the timber size as you starting sheet size and use as normal, it works in optimax anyway.

Sorry Bob but in this case I think it would make things worse, the first shavings to hit it will block it up then back up into the machine and snarl that up, you then spend 20 minutes clearing it all up, may as well just sweep the floor in TV the first place.

If I understand your question correctly all the way through, it will allow you to wedge the tenons and especially on cills it will prevent water getting trapped which will cause rot.

If it helps here's my experience of building my own deck, I put mine down parallel to the house and regret it, it makes it difficult to sweep out the groves and clear water I see where you are coming from with ladders but that's solvable, as for slippery well clean it! the second thing I did...

If you go with veneer you would need 9 or ten layers which will give you a problem using a water based glue it just won't dry because of all the water.

If as you say they are picking up clinical waste you may well find that they do the same every week/fortnight so just keep a look out same time next week you never know they might even be in the same van.