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No I had not thought of that…. But clearly my subconscious had as there is enough space to walk sideways between the internal door (not there yet) and the roller door. Good point though!
I really should have spent a bit more time planning where to place things and the order in which to do stuff as I’ve created some issues for myself. Not unfixable but will slow me down a bit. Im trying so squeeze the project in around work and family so I constantly getting pulled away and distracted which is tricky.
Ref the sofa. Cheers. Here’s the shape I’m going with. With a coffee table come armrest on one side. Il skip dive for some old wood to try design before getting some posh ply and hardwood for the legs.
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@Chaley
I’m 100% sure you’ve thought of this, but have you left access to the roller door’s manual winder handle? One of ours tripped out the other day and I had to move a shelf unit and chip the edge of a couple of bricks to get the handle to turn to raise the door. I was quite surprised to see the angle you need to have the handle at.
Turns out it had tripped because something had fallen on the bottom of the door and there’s no sensor for that so the motor was trying to lift a box and a shelf unit it had slipped from. I don’t know your spacing ref the window to roller door, but make sure you remember to close the window .
Again I’m sure you’re on it, but
And oh loving the sofa! Think I’ll steal that.