To secure or not?

[buckfever]

If you don't have a criminal record or recent record and have good reason then would definitely fix cabinet. Saves waiting on a second visit recard

 

[Cass3224]

If you don't have a criminal record or recent record and have good reason then would definitely fix cabinet. Saves waiting on a second visit recard

i do have a record dating back 30 years when i was 16 but nothing since.

 

[enfieldspares]

You can do a police subject access request on yourself. I think it is free. It will also list any arrests that you have had and whether you were or were not charged. It is also what the police themselves will see so carries more info that a standard CRB check you have to pay for.

 

[Cass3224]

You can do a police subject access request on yourself. I think it is free. It will also list any arrests that you have had and whether you were or were not charged. It is also what the police themselves will see so carries more info that a standard CRB check you have to pay for.

yeah i done this and sent the report away with my application so they can see that i was as honest as i can be. the report didn't show up my convictions though but i did list them any way. someone said as it was aged 16 it may have been removed. I'm still waiting on the FEO to contact me to arrange a visit

 

[63]

I just fixed my first cabinet in ages to the wall. Used Zeus bolts rather than the rawl bolts I’d always used before. It was an absolute piece of cake and took less than half an hour to do. No good reason not to tbh

 

[Cass3224]

I just fixed my first cabinet in ages to the wall. Used Zeus bolts rather than the rawl bolts I’d always used before. It was an absolute piece of cake and took less than half an hour to do. No good reason not to tbh

Zeus bolts straight into the wall?

 

[63]

Zeus bolts straight into the wall?

Yes. According to the blurb it’s what they’re designed for. I just used a socket set to screw them in to a 10mm hole - it was as easy as using wood screws.

Wall is late 18th century brick.

 

[Cass3224]

Yes. According to the blurb it’s what they’re designed for. I just used a socket set to screw them in to a 10mm hole - it was as easy as using wood screws.

Wall is late 18th century brick.

sounds easy enough, i bought the anchor bolts that were recommended, i've got a box full of those zeus bolts too!!