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Hi everyone, Looking for recommendations on English speaking accounting support, french (personal) tax advice, consultation Please PM details of recommended english speaking accountants if possible thank you

C24 is a good strength grade. Thanks for the scierie link. I'll take a truck load so might reach out to them too. I know a bunch of local ones to get quotes. thanks

Thanks for the suggestion. I stumbled on their website before, the datasheet has no strength class, only treatment class.

Hi everyone, Does anyone have any info or help determining the strength classification for brico (brico depot, leroy merlin) wood? I've had no luck when contacting then. Fir or Spruce. There's no definition as to strength class from i.e. c18 to c24 which makes specification of wood structures difficult. thanks

If anyone else has the same, "neuf Eaux Usees" is for toilet, washing machine, shower water waste. The whole lot

Morning all. Thanks for the replies. The french term for transfer noted above in the forum helped enough. There are loads of videos online but most for mobile transfers & just wanted to nail it with someone else possibly having done it. Either way, turns out to be stupidily easy. All done, thanks for the input

SAUR facture just includes a RIB I've never seen online transfer commands inside Caisse epargne portal hence asking here if anyone has ever done online transfers with them? Emailed the Bank Manager but they are on holiday

Morning ! How do you make an online bank transfer with caisse epargne. I need to pay SAUR for some work. Or is it done by fax?

The neighbour will know. thanks !

The "neuf D'eaux Usees", is suitable for toilet waste or just waste "water"?

if the stone wall is already on clay-soil (for sake of being pedantic), why would gambion wall on the same footprint make any difference to whether it sinks a bit or not? Also, how can i tell the type of soil in a glance?

I used fireproof plaster, ensuring the join between regular and fireproof plaster was at least 2m from heat source to prevent (contraction) cracking between the 2

Hello everyone, https://ibb.co/3TDSHrm https://ibb.co/Yk4zcHd This is a SAUR (water) devis for installing new water line and sewage line. "neuf d'eaux usees" is the sewage line right? Would appreciate second pair of eyes browsing over this. Price is fine thanks

I wonder if there is a database anywhere of registered people, whom I could approach directly?

Wonderful. Thank you. I love the cleanliness of the gabions. Will probably buy the mesh and form them up on site, if not, 15 metres at 80cm high would be around 2k eur for the gabions alone. Any pointers on how to lean back the gabions 5 degrees or so? Or would that be factored into the formed cage

the reply button from the gabion suggestion is masked out from the link. It's a great idea. Do those gabions need planning permission? Just take down the wall, stack stone in a gabion and re-build. Love it. But would that need permission?

Superb link and advice. Got it. Pointing, yes, you are right. As per the link, geotextile behind. Gonna be alot of work to take down all the down and redo. Any ideas for stopping the soil from collapsing as the stone is taken down, then relaid with a slight angle?

Morning! Looking for practical tips on pointing + rebuilding a stone wall on a raised garden. Here's a link to a bit of it: https://ibb.co/QXX0BwD Red area 1 - Pointing to stabilise the stone. What are the french names for the cement/limestone materials do I need to buy for this? Bricodepot links would be sweet. 2 - Is there a link which visualises step by step doing this? Blue area 1 - I pulled out a massive tree root & accidentally collapsed the wall. Piled up the stones temporarily but time+rainfall & it's collapsed again. Rebuilding is a case of delicately 1 by 1 re-positioning stone right? 2 - Is it worth positioning some steel cage/mesh against the soil first, then positioning in the stones? 3 - The stones will be re-positioned with cement/limestone (same as the pointing), I guess the same as for pointing in the red area. Links would be great. thank you !

Screw it. I'm just gonna pay more and find someone who is registered with a SIRET.

It's general diy. Gardening work, moving bricks, a bit of digging, a bit moving wood. Just general DIY work. Some people want to work in summer, some dont. I think this direction is dead, since cesu is limited + risky with rights.

it is so bl*****dy complicated. even if i use cesu, its limited in number of hours + consecutive weeks + there's risk of the employer being sued for rights or something. I wonder if there is an agent that takes a small %, and can handle all the admin for cesu. I need to hire someone full time, for 3 months. An artisan would be around 5000EUR a month (I get day rate quotes of 200/250 day).

Very interesting. CESU, will "check" it out ;-) Registered to work as self employed, you mean autoentrepreneur right?

Hi, If I wanted to hire someone casually, for a month or 2, to do general garden work, labouring, how would I do this locally? Let's say someone from a forum or locally, agreed to work for whatever fee. How would I pay them legally? I guess if there were autoentrepreneur it could work? And for insurance they would sign something to say if they got injured doing any light work, they have their own medical/health insurance. Probably a really stupid question but I could hire someone for a couple of months for general labouring and garden work. thanks

The irish website outlines the regulations for france, in french. Vests. got it. thanks again

Hi there, Thank you. I've googled quickly for child seats next to each other. It seems it's possible to fit 3 child seats in the back for a passat B8. So, all good. The main question wasn't the type of seat for each age, but instead, can they be put side by side in the back row of seats. They can. Thanks for the age-seat-specifics links. All handy. Just need make sure width of the chosen seats is in the narrow category to ensure snug fitting in the back thanks !