Fixed it for you...When I was up the ladder fitting those rafters it felt like a couple of hundred feet high
There will be a periscope going in when I finally fit the freestanding gas fire, be a bit warmer than the temperature in the garage at the moment
It'll certainly be a bit warmer up in the rafters
bless her. Now my turn to buy her a nice Christmas present 
When installing the fire don't forget the damper........When I was up the ladder fitting those rafters it felt like a couple of hundred feet high
There will be a tube going in when I finally fit the freestanding gas fire, be a bit warmer than the temperature in the garage at the moment
You need to get that right or you'll be on "Mother-in-Law diet" (cold shoulder and hot tongue) for months! Good luck - that diet is no fun at all!!
When installing the fire don't forget the damper........
Dehumidifier is always a winning gift…I have done well in the past with nice gifts for her, Electric knife for the kitchen, ironing board, luckily she already had an iron otherwise it would have been a useless gift.
"Filling up" being very appropriate for your cars.....Garage is filling up with convertible's this week, 4 at present, best place for convertibles.....inside in winter
.... Ok, No more water comments.........
"Filling up" being very appropriate for your cars.....
..............It actually fills up more when the SLK coming in from a wet day, the water can't find its way into the SLK so falls off the car and onto the garage floor 
I'm really pleased with mine as its quiet fume free and seems easy on fuel. I had a smaller rocket type but it was too noisy, you couldn't hear yourself think with it on. I went for that type of one as it also had a thermostat fitted which works well so I dont have to keep switching it off and on all eve
Had one like that years ago, bought it at an auction cheap. It was a great heater but like standing behind a jet engine ready for take off
when it ran out of fuel it would have choked the place with fumes before you could get it switched off. Funny enough i used that same heater for respraying.
Talk about coincidence... .I worked in a VW / AUDI workshop too.. ( Panel beating and mechanics ) and the heater we used had a barrel on top, and the fuel tank underneath? With a handle on it and two wheels underneath for moving it around? and plugged into 220v wall socket? Positively evil smoking monster when the filter got dirty, or it was running out of fuel. Was part of the apprentices job to refuel it daily, even before sweeping the floor and tidying up the tool's.
Sounds like exactly like the one me 00slk had Jim. Cant remember the make of it but I remember crimping the plastic fuel pipe with a bit of steel fixers wire to cut the fuel off a bit to stop it being so SmokeyTalk about coincidence... .I worked in a VW / AUDI workshop too.. ( Panel beating and mechanics ) and the heater we used had a barrel on top, and the fuel tank underneath? With a handle on it and two wheels underneath for moving it around? and plugged into 220v wall socket? Positively evil smoking monster when the filter got dirty, or it was running out of fuel. Was part of the apprentices job to refuel it daily, even before sweeping the floor and tidying up the tool's.
