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Moreteyne
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Could it be the external durable paint finish causing the issue ? Maybe it was applied to thick !
woodsmith
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That looks like one up-market cat flap :lol:
Looking at it, it probably is a cat flap :shock:
Big cat!!
Looking at it, it probably is a cat flap :shock:
Big cat!!
lordmulberry
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Actually, it's an Australian Export reject sold cheaply by a well known DIY shed. Obvious really.
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Penners
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Relax, NT. There's nothing wrong with that door at all.
There was a fashion, in Victorian times, for what were called "footlight doors". They were regarded as very beneficial in houses where the floor of the hallway was rather dark - particularly if there was a step that needed to be illuminated.
Although a shining example of Victorian ingenuity, footlight doors unfortunately fell into disuse - probably due to the great popularity of the music-hall song: "Fanlight Fanny". This song took fashionable society by storm, and prompted thousands of people to invert their footlight doors, in order to make the glazed light look like a fan.
Congratulations on reviving a great British invention. That's the kind of admirable conservation practice to which we should all aspire.
There was a fashion, in Victorian times, for what were called "footlight doors". They were regarded as very beneficial in houses where the floor of the hallway was rather dark - particularly if there was a step that needed to be illuminated.
Although a shining example of Victorian ingenuity, footlight doors unfortunately fell into disuse - probably due to the great popularity of the music-hall song: "Fanlight Fanny". This song took fashionable society by storm, and prompted thousands of people to invert their footlight doors, in order to make the glazed light look like a fan.
Congratulations on reviving a great British invention. That's the kind of admirable conservation practice to which we should all aspire.
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Nemesis
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I can't bear it. It least it didn't have sound.
Nemesis
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Pot of paint - two eyes and a nose ... :--)
Nemesis
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No. I can about cope with IE. It does what I need. I don't get noise with Biff's ghastly thingys.