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@@jjgoesforth great, thanks for getting back, I’m wondering if it might be too much for my basic metal archway that’s about 7ft tall, I was going to plant this on one side and the generous gardener on the other…?

Thanks for your comment. As I say in the video I check them after about every three or four boards with the level as they do deviate . A well fitted level gravel board certainly helps keep everything square. Take your point about nail heads but I don’t use a Paslode type nail gun. It’s a fence! If I am doing secretly nailed dado boarding definitely agree. All the best. It’s a shame you aren’t prepared to share you skills on TH-cam as it would help all of us improve. Best. JJ

Doesnt seem to be in the doors. There is a crack 60 cms long in the scuttle which may not be helping plus possible blocked drain holes in bulkhead. Thanks for you interest and Comment. Much appreciated. Best. JJ

The plastic trim under the wiper arms. It’s a common issue, if it was the door seals you normally would hear the water in the doors when u open and close them. th-cam.com/video/W8lAKi1Rx4s/w-d-xo.html

Thanks. Very helpful. I have now found a crack in the scuttle as well which may have added to the problem. Will also get drain hol;es cleared. Many thanks. JJ

No problem, the drain holes will be blocked. If you check the front foot wells, they will be wet around the pedals etc

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Thank you. Excuse my ignorance but what is the scuttle panel? Thanks for your Comment which is much appreciated. Best. JJ

Thank you so much for your Comment. Much appreciated. Best. JJ

@@jjgoesforth of course :D please keep making videos

My general advice is not to use a hot air gun inside but if you do. Keep a bucket of water or a fire extinguisher handy particularly when removing paint from skirting boards where there is fluff, dust etc which might catch fire. Just heat the paint up hot enough so it bubbles and loosens without catching fire!! The doors should be more straight forward but the same rules apply and proceed cautioously.Remove flammable floor coverings first! Thanks for your comment. Best. JJ

This is my dad. Can confirm he is definitely the funniest man and have also played these on loop many times 😂

Thank you so much. Will do!! JJ

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Not honestly sure which would be the best method for you but you might consider cutting accurate triangular joints which you could glue and screw together.. I can buy 4.8m lengths from the timber yard which may make it simpler. But probably not that easy to get hold of on a bank holiday weekend. All the best

@@jjgoesforth Thank you. I may just settle with the 4.8m length timber running across the room with two supporting timbers of 2.3m length supporting it. If I decide to do this would I need extra support? Would I need to secrure the fram to the ceiling as you have done in your project? Or would the two verticle 2.3m timbers on each side of the wall be sufficent support to hold the 4.8m horizontal frame?

@@Taz-yt5zh If you use the full 4.8 length you will need additional support in the centre which will restrict the movement of the doors . If you can connect it to the ceiling joists avoiding any cables and pipes etc that would be better. The 4" X 2" timber will be stronger on edge like a ceiling/ floor joist profile but that will restrict the area of timber for fixing your top sliding rail and will still ideally need support from above or below at the centre. Sometimes you have to bring your doors further out into the room to get a firm ceiling fixing! One of the other wardrobes I did many years ago I used spacers link attached here from B and Q. www.diy.com/departments/form-opening-reducer/1797507_BQ.prd?fbt1=true . I will try and do a short showing that in operation. How much gap will you have between the top runner and the ceiling? Bear in mind that most of the door weight is on the floor track!! All the best. JJ

@@jjgoesforth Thank you JJ. Sound advice. My ceiling is not level. On one end the space between the top runner and ceiling is approx 300mm. The other side it suns at 330mm. I was hoping to use screw the timber into the side walls to provide support for the horizantal 4.8m timber. But I see your point. I'll search where the ceiling joists are and screw timber that way levelling up where needed. Thanks again JJ

Hi. My ceiling joist is too far out. Ideally I'd like to attach the frame and doors centre to the two celing joists. I'm thinking of blocking (screwing timber between the two joist) but it's a real pain getting to the attic. It's all boarded up meaning I'd have to remove the boards to get to the joists. Any other suggestions? Thanks

They are quite complicated as there are so many different options within the one package. Yes those cross bars at the rear do restrict the service area but the service space overall seems quite generous. I wish you well with your project. I am sure it will be fab in the end. Dont work tired either. All the best. JJ

Yes indeed it is. My header says : Bee on the Globe Tistle ( Echinops). Not quite sure how it has got changed?! Best. Thanks for watching. JJ

Sounds like a plan. But easier just to soak it when necessary. Thanks for your Comment. JJ

Yes! But not my garden. Well spotted. Best. Jj

No indeed it is not. Thanks for your comment. JJ

Thank you for your informative comment. Much appreciated. I will ammend my entry accordingly.Thanks for highlighting it. Best Wishes. JJ

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You're welcome. Thanks for responding. Best. JJ

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No need for a greenhouse. I usually plant them outside towards the end of marh in the Uk and then it stays outside until you harvest you new potatoes late summer after they have flowered. Thanks for your comment. Good Luck. JJ

Indeed!! Thanks. JJ