Bad weather forecast

All week it's been saying it's gonna be nice and it starts bloody raining. It's just started raining again

Then I realised for some reason my igoogle has reset itself. So if anyone is going to Algiers they will be pleased to know its going to be nice for the next 4 days with temps around 19 degrees

not me, it is going to pi$$ it down here till sunday,

nooooooooooo

Yeah just updated it and it's forcasted the same as your end now
Think I prefared the little pics of the sun more. Might shut the curtains, put the heating on and sit in my shorts and change the forecast for somewhere like africa and just pretend I live in a hot country for a couple of days

you not working then

Yeah
Off to work now. Hanging £300 doors. So much easier if it's dry outside and I can cut them with space and just sweep up at the end. Trying to cut them while everyone is sat on the sofa watching TV and you have a table lamp stuck up your bum is a pain in the backside. (Ha ha didn't evn mean to do that pun)

good luck, have a good day - my sons a carpenter he is working on the shard at the mo (the biggest building in England)

Yeah wouldn't wanna carry me tools to the top floor of that building.
Can you ask him How many hinges should I nail on the door and what glue does he use to fix handles?

they have an outside lift, that gets them up and down,

Now I want to work there.
I'd probably get to the top and think where's me hammer gone.....sure it was here a minute ago

bet that happens a lot

BlueStaffBlue wrote:Yeah just updated it and it's forcasted the same as your end now
Think I prefared the little pics of the sun more. Might shut the curtains, put the heating on and sit in my shorts and change the forecast for somewhere like africa and just pretend I live in a hot country for a couple of days

down here in essex we have just had one allmighty thunder storm iam glad in a way though as my garden needed it.

we had one day of sun this week it's rained the rest of the time, and it's raining now

BlueStaffBlue wrote:Yeah
Off to work now. Hanging £300 doors. So much easier if it's dry outside and I can cut them with space and just sweep up at the end. Trying to cut them while everyone is sat on the sofa watching TV and you have a table lamp stuck up your bum is a pain in the backside. (Ha ha didn't evn mean to do that pun)

Was looking to getting some of those doors that fold up Ive got a 8ft gap in between lounge and dinning room and they look nice on pics what do you think about um blue are they easy to hang and do they slide across easy

BlueStaffBlue wrote:Trying to cut them while everyone is sat on the sofa watching TV and you have a table lamp stuck up your bum is a pain in the backside. (Ha ha didn't evn mean to do that pun)

lynne wrote:they have an outside lift, that gets them up and down,

Outside? Nooooo way! I don't mind heights, but going up the outside? Not me!

oscarsmum wrote: down here in essex we have just had one allmighty thunder storm iam glad in a way though as my garden needed it.

I got Dempsey from Essex!

gem wrote:Was looking to getting some of those doors that fold up Ive got a 8ft gap in between lounge and dinning room and they look nice on pics what do you think about um blue are they easy to hang and do they slide across easy

Not 100% sure what type you mean when you say sliding. If they are doors that slide open in the same way as automatic doors at a shop for example are normaly rubbish unless you get a really expensive roller.

New doors that have just come out that are at B&Q which have 3 doors all hinged to each other seem alright, not sure about firring on them not done them yet.

French Doors with 2 doors and a glass panel either side look really nice.

You fitting them yourself?

BlueStaffBlue wrote:

gem wrote:Was looking to getting some of those doors that fold up Ive got a 8ft gap in between lounge and dinning room and they look nice on pics what do you think about um blue are they easy to hang and do they slide across easy

Not 100% sure what type you mean when you say sliding. If they are doors that slide open in the same way as automatic doors at a shop for example are normaly rubbish unless you get a really expensive roller.

New doors that have just come out that are at B&Q which have 3 doors all hinged to each other seem alright, not sure about firring on them not done them yet.

French Doors with 2 doors and a glass panel either side look really nice.

You fitting them yourself?

Yes the ones from b&q you can get them 3-4-5 doors i think they are all glass with a oak border round.
My hubbys mate usually fits doors for us hes a joiner my hubby not good at diy

Yeah they look nice. Seem to be pretty smooth opening on them.
Post a before and after pic if you get them done. They don't seem to bad to fit if the opening is the correct size. I can imagine them being a bit of a pain if you have to make them say 2" smaller