A carpenter’s axe is a lovely job for a wooden floor
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This is all supposition until a qualified electrician has a gander
( No handy men)
Qualified electrician speaking here. ( no handy man)
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Glad to hear as you very well know, I’ve been working in 
s where definitely never a qualified spark ever entered
I know the feeling. Iv had to fix many “handyman electrical” jobs over the years.
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Plenty of Monday morning and Friday afternoon jobs out there for sure.
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In fairness most ad hoc electrical work I’ve seen is on extensions/ showers
Went with a bit of mulch.2 one tonne bags gone in,Im short 1 bag for the bottom and it needs a few more shrubs.
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It doesn’t look too bad but did you spray off the weeds and put down a weed barrier
Ye
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It looks grand even if there’s a “Bush in a Gap” look about it. Kinda like a quick fix I’d contemplate before having the Stations or a family wedding.
But it’s not Massey’s first rodeo, care and maintenance will carry the day.
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Sceach i mbéal bearna, a mhac. Árd-fhear a Bhoxty!
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In standard bathroom sinks they are two hole units with a hot and cold tap.
Is it possible to buy a mixer tap that will cover both the holes. I know I could get a mixer for one and just put a cap on the other gap but would prefer the tap to be centred if possible
As usual my missus has a solution to this which involves getting rid of the whole sink basin and buying a new one which looks like a 500 quid job 
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You’re a bad egg
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I love seeing lads in a fix like this. *
*I didn’t read your issue properly first time!
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Just curious as to why you’d want to go to all this trouble?
Because my kids tend to scald their hands when washing them
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