Hi Please check out my other video regarding stopping leaks, heres the link hope it helps thanks kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqd9qLl7tdWWoXU.htmlsi=qxdZ0ZQt4Vp70ScO

Hi Thanks for watching, The anwser to your question is no you cannot use this with out the extending poles I'm afriad,

Thanks for your reply@@MRCarybuck

Thanks! Appreciate the feedback and glad you enjoyed it

Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching,

Hi Sillywinge7985 The short answer is no, I did try this when I first bought the device but the design of the trimmer will not work if you remove the middle section, its a shame becouse it would have been a great design feature to shorten the trimmer to allow better close trimming angles, regarding the the weight I dont find this an issues with this model of GTECH as it is thier lightest trimmer in the range but I know this might not be the case for everyone, Thanks for watching my video hope you enjoyed it thanks,

i have the hT30 basically the same as a LHT50 but it has straight pole instead of a split pole, these machines are so light to use they don't need to be shorter,

Thanks glad you enjoyed the review 👍

Hi it depends on how much you are using it, for me i have a medium garden and only use the trimmers maybe once a month sometimes longer so should get years out of the battery as for charging its all in the planning, hope you enjoyed the video thanks for watching,

Which Magazine Conclusion. “Worth a look for lighter tasks This cordless pole hedge trimmer has some great design features, and does a good job of cutting privet and laurel hedges, but it struggles slightly on thicker stems and branches. It's easy to reach the top of hedges, and easy to manoeuvre thanks to its lightweight design and adjustable head. However, it's let down by poor battery life.” For the majority of the rest, weight is their problem. LHT 50 Which tested Oct ‘23 lasted 30 mins, but a 4 hour charge time.

@@kissofjudaz Thanks for the additonal information much appreciated, I think once I've used the hegde trimmers for a while I will give an update on how the battery life holds up hopefully this will give a more true account of how this stands up after some long use, thanks,

​@MRCarybuck it's supposed to last an hour.

Thanks legend thats a good tip, it probably would save time in having to clean the polycarb sheets every year after the winter months👍

Hi yes I do it all the time to clean the decking but not on my own I get all the family to lift one of the four corners each ( so one on each corner) and gently move it over, the gazebo isn't heavy so not a problem, thanks for watching 👍

@@MRCarybuck thank you so much for the reply 👍

Hi Xeric thanks for your comment, I have no complaints regarding this gazebo with the polycarbonate roof I've had this one now for two years and it defiantly not flimsy it a good strong construction roof when erected correctly, its put up with all types of the British weather over the past two years, of course if you have the budget for the full metal roof then this would be a good option too thanks,

@@MRCarybuckwe have one and it’s slightly older and was under a few pines trees with insane squirrels. The squirrels drop pine cones onto the gazebo top and caused a few holes. We need to replace a few of the polys. Can’t find any replacements

Hi Mike glad you like the video, when I first installed the gazebo I had a couple of leaks but soon solved the problem see my other video follow the link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqd9qLl7tdWWoXU.html I've had no problem since this is my second year with the same gazebo leak free thanks for watching,

Hi yes it lets in loads of light the roof is polycarbonate so allows the light to come through, you can buy ones that have a solid metal roof so guessing that type would be quite dark,

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Hi Ian, the Gazebo is still going strong, this will be it's second winter and it's held up really well,

Hi the construction of the gazebo only took one day to complete, for me this was kind of a low medium difficulty to build as I have a building background anyway but for someone who does not have any building experience or DIY experience this could be quite a challenge as ithe nstructions are not the clearest so hopefully this video will help you to achieve the installation in a quicker finishing time thanks for watching.

Hi Derek yes you can do this as you install the Gazebo its probably better I would advice you to watch the video again so that you do it right first time as siliconing can be a bit tricky, as for fixing it down yes defiantly I have my on decking so it was very easy to fix it, for your Indian sandstone you could use a anti rust 5 x 50 Screw with raw plug that should do the trick for fixing, good look with installing your Gazebo.

Hi James If you are putting the Gazebo on decking then it will depend on the thickness of your decking board mine are 28mm thick so I have used a anti rust or decking screw 5 x 30 wood screw to anchor each of the legs to the decking, Thanks for watching and I hope this helps you out.