moneypenny20

That's what 'we' did.

Swerv-o

I thought about that, but the aperture at the top of the chimney is too wide - it's also rectangular, and could probably hold two pots, though the one I have was freebie from the neighbour, so that's all it's getting.

My plan was to build a suitably sized frame, with an inverse 'hole' in it, then pour concrete into it and strengthen the sides with some strapping or wire mesh that will be forever entombed in the concrete. While it's wet, I'll semi press the pot into the concrete, then remove it again, so that it forms a nice positioning indentation when the concrete is dry.

The weak points will be where the hole is closest to the edge of the rectangle, so I'll make sure that gets enough meshing.

I'll photograph as I go and post in The Shed...


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carolinephillips

Ah, I read the instructions, but they WERE wrong for the loo seat I installed recently- they showed parts for a totally different loo. And, thinking about it, the instructions for the lift-up storage bed were also wrong-ish, in that they showed a double bed, not a king single, which had dividers in the middle, so I spent a while looking for parts it didn't have.

BadgeIsBack

Reminds me - it's about time I got a new seat. Ours is a bit ragged around the edges - and I might finally get a new ironing board (with cover) - the saga as described on BE - where I have been getting by with 3 dollar replacements) has been going on for about 5 years now. But there is a part of me that is loathe to have to deal with such trivial matters.

Swerv-o

I bought a nice Bamboo one from Aldi - it was only $19, but it is VERY comfortable...


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