stubuzz

Thanks all for the input. I think 60cm is the way to go.

Yes. That is part of the reason for my question. I have sat on a few wooden sofas in Thailand and as i remember all of them have been too large, but i think the size adds to their appeal.

Thanks

And yet you feel the need to post!

My wife has her eye on a teak sofa set (L 200 x D 60 x H 40 cm). However, it seems to be very narrow at only 60cm deep. The supplier also has a set with a 80cm depth, but claims that the 60cm set is the most popular. I am out of the country and the supplier is 800km away so it is not possible to take a look before buying. So, if anybody has a wooden chair set and could comment on the 60cm depth i would be grateful.

The UK accepts most foreign certificates and accepts them into the NHS app.

You will have to renounce all claim to the property wherever the money comes from.

A declaration renouncing all claims to the property will have to be made at the Land Office.

It would have been a good idea to integrate the new system with M-Pass/Easy pass.

As the Mor Prom app is going to be used as a "vaccine passport" as sorts, what is the procedure for returnees that were vaccinated abroad? Does the app accept uploads or will returning expats be barred from places that require vaccination proof?

Is it possible to upload foreign vaccination certificates into the Mor Prom app?

Both the seats and the valves will need to be re-cut. If it is an old engine, there might be valve seat regression, so new valves and seats should be considered.

I sometimes get a scratchy voice using the aerosol inhalers. Now, i always gargle with water after a dose.

Most subjects will be taught in English, but don't worry young kids will soon pick the local language up.

I use the Seretide aerosol. It is about 600bt from my local pharmacy.

Blue is 15-15-15 (NPK) White is 10-10-10 (NPK) Brown ?

I forgot to mention that etch primer must be followed by a normal primer as you cannot paint directly over it.

Thanks. That looks like a zinc rich cold galvanizing primer, not an etch primer. Where do you buy it ? Here is a link to a source of automotive etch primer.