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Mike G wrote:This is so frustrating! I can't see any images hosted by Tapatalk. Therefore I have no idea what Tim is proposing.
TrimTheKing wrote:Mike have you tried a different browser?.......
Mike G wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:Mike have you tried a different browser?.......
Too much faffing about with autofill passwords to bother changing browsers. I only swapped to Chrome because Opera and Firefox were both stuffing up my yahoo mail.
9fingers wrote:Mike G wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:Mike have you tried a different browser?.......
Too much faffing about with autofill passwords to bother changing browsers. I only swapped to Chrome because Opera and Firefox were both stuffing up my yahoo mail.
There is a message there Mike. Perhaps you should consider dumping yahoo for mail especially if you rely on it professionally
Having your own domain and mail host wont cost you very much at all.
I think mine is about £8 every two years for a .org.uk domain.
Bob
Mike G wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:Mike have you tried a different browser?.......
Too much faffing about with autofill passwords to bother changing browsers. I only swapped to Chrome because Opera and Firefox were both stuffing up my yahoo mail.
Mike G wrote:I dumped Yahoo 6 months ago. I should have dumped it 3 years ago. Life is much less stressful now (I used to have to ring people to check they'd received my emails!!).
9fingers wrote:Mike G wrote:I dumped Yahoo 6 months ago. I should have dumped it 3 years ago. Life is much less stressful now (I used to have to ring people to check they'd received my emails!!).
Glad to hear that Mike. I help run a few groups using the yahoo groups software and it is pretty awful. If it were down to me I'd dump yahoo and find something else to host the groups but that is not in my gift.
@Tim, I had no idea that AOL were still going. Their service has been pants for a very long time.
Cheers
Bob
9fingers wrote:I feel that you ought to make sure the cladding overlaps the outer brickwork to give a drip rail for the rain.
9fingers wrote:I feel that you ought to make sure the cladding overlaps the outer brickwork to give a drip rail for the rain.
Bob
Mike G wrote:In principle, yes, but note the following:
-the block shelf should support a girding beam, with the joists hanging off that. The joists themselves don't rest on the masonry shelf.
Mike G wrote:-your dimensions don't allow for a mortar course (10mm)
Mike G wrote:-you don't need the Type 1 below the concrete, but as the concrete is your entire foundation, 150 is too thin for my liking, even if you reinforce it. What sort of ground are you in, and are there any trees near by?
Mike G wrote:-vents will need to be designed in to permit airflow below the joists. Sketch in where you think they will be going.
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