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I would leave the fronds on, as these will still supply the fern with Nutrients. I live in a bit of a frost pocket and all i do is place some straw (or dead fronds) in the crown. This is the area that needs protection from the frost.

Roger We was only talking about that last night. We are meeting with our business people later for their input.

Thats one problem, it's the exact same name, even with it ending in "joinery" :roll: Thanks for the input so far people. I'll have a better understanding of this in the morning after a kip

I've checked the business name, limited company name and the trade mark and nothing came up. So can we still register this name as our limited company name. This person is at the other end of the country in Scotland (380 miles away).

What if this person hasn't registered the name or the trademark, just placed it on the adds page to get some business. Surely he's in the wrong if it's not registered at all.

It pulls off with the main cartridge filter. I think Dm-tools have these for sale.

sweeeeeeeeeeeet :lol:

Andy+Andy Thanks for the reply. I have just found out that we have already booked a holiday cottage down the coast for this year but i may have a look for later next year. The La Bois Francs in Normandy does look nice from the images i've seen.

I have a list of names that i'm checking to see if available on the internet and companies house. One name that we like is not listed on companies house so i presume is available but after a internet search i have found this name used on a yell.com style directory. If this person hasn't...

DW, what is that all over the saw bed? is it just dust

1" is going to be too tight so it looks like 1.25" (32mm). Are the skirtings going to be painted?, if so why not use 22mm MDF.

Jeff I think you would struggle a bit. The sliding table is only 500x350mm (ish) so not alot of support of the sheet. The crosscut fence also isn't locked down too well so i few knocks from an 8x4 at 25mm will soon have you cutting out of square.

We have had a few holidays in the UK centreparcs but wouldn't mind exploring into another country and having a look at what our european friends have to offer. Has anyone been to any of the european sites? how do they compare to the UK versions.

I found that at first but now the online supplier has been very helpfull and even giving nice discounted prices too. I went with Winkhaus as they do have all the information needed on the website.

Some interesting details on here http://www.winkhaus.co.uk/presseseite.php?n1=pressestart&lang=uk Right hand side.

This will be done with the flush bolts that are fitted top and bottom to leaves 2 + 3. The multilock is mainly for door 1 with the added security that if one day i did forget to lock the flush bolts (doors 2+3) it wouldn't be a case of simply pulling away from the frame as you state. Not sure...

Good point. These are replacing a set of doors that already have a multipoint locking system but i will find out. Thanks

Jake, not sure if i didn't make it clear enough at the start. These are 3 doors (bi-fold) that all open to the right side. The locking keeps will be in the main frame, not a door. I will ask the local company here and i have been talking to a supplier online since this morning about these...

Not even if the hook locks are deadbolted too? This will only be when the doors have not been locked via the flush bolts (ie, I forgot to lock them), which will only be after the doors have been fully opened (need hot weather for that)

Los, this won't work with my set-up as the track is above the doors so no fixing spot. Why i would like hook type deadbolts is so if doors 2+3 are not secured one night, you can't pull open as door 1 (with the locks) will restrict sideways movement. If using a standard pin or deadbolt any...