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Hi,
I have a small bedroom in a kind of roof space where the roof joists/purlins, (not sure what they are called - the joist like timbers which slope from an apex under the valley), intrude into the living space below head height. I want to fix some padding to them to avoid damage from banging one's head on them. I thought of thick central heating pipe lagging, and covering it in material, but dont really want to get into sewing and all that. Any ideas? -- Richard Faulkner |
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