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Jason is spot on. But if you decide to go with museum glass be prepared to take out a mortgage. e.g. picture framed with ordinary glass £50.00 with museum glass £150.00 Dom

Well I started this debate, without realising it and I have to agree that JKR's writing is bad, the grammar is not great either, something that is usually the problem with American(sorry guys) novelists of late. The only good thing about her books is that with a little effort you can disappear...

Looks like Jason has covered it, but as promised. Had to visit another client and this is some panelling I did a few years ago, the central panel is the stone wall and the mouldings are laid on. This is the same house, and the hall panelling which was originally done in Oak but the...

Sorry Gill, :) Wishful thinking :? Dom

Aha, now I know where you hide 'em :twisted: Dom

Welcome Bigmac, are you saying that you've not done any woodwork ? Dom

I know one :wink: Dom

What, you think you can just swan back in, you don't write, you don't phone........ :) Welcome back Colin Dom

Yeh, like you could keep a steady hand :) Dom

A plane was taking off from Kennedy Airport. After it reached a comfortable cruising altitude, the captain made his usual announcement over the intercom. "Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. Welcome to Flight Number 293, nonstop from New York to Los Angeles. The weather ahead...

Does this help http://www.woodcraft.com/articles.aspx?articleid=421 Dom

Lovely, particularly like the corner joints. Clever locking system, have you read The Da Vinci Code ? Dom

That is stunning Gill ! The only flaw I can see is the one it landed on :( Dom

Yep, Sainsburys are doing two bars of Green and Blacks chocolate for the price of one. But ranges, no. :) Dom

Lovely, but if it's that big I assume you'll be cutting some biiiiiig timbers , think you'll have to turn it too. :) Dom

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Eee by eck I was reet. Why are we talking like this ? Dom

Michael, if you can wait until tomorrow evening I will take and post pictures and take more measurements. I think Steves' houses were probably Edwardian Dom Edit: just reread Steves' post and that's what he said :oops:

What an incredible coincidence. I have today been to a house which has various rooms dating between 1730 and 1870. According to my measurements the older rooms have wainscotting at 5'6" this is actually panelled, wheras in the later Victorian rooms the height is 4' plus a dado/chair rail of 2"...