Forums
-
BuildHub Guide: Information about the site : Introduce Yourself
-
- 5
- posts
-
- 11,094
- posts
-
-
Build Design, Planning, Finance and Legal
-
- 4,146
- posts
-
- By scottishjohn
-
- 16,060
- posts
-
- 5,763
- posts
-
- 2,692
- posts
-
-
House Construction & Structural Issues
-
- 13,839
- posts
-
- 687
- posts
-
- 6,376
- posts
-
- 6,557
- posts
-
- 10,964
- posts
-
- 5,939
- posts
-
- 626
- posts
-
-
Building Trades
-
- 26,790
- posts
-
- 3,222
- posts
-
- 8,296
- posts
-
- 4,037
- posts
-
- 10,971
- posts
-
- 3,229
- posts
-
- 13,792
- posts
-
- 3,021
- posts
-
-
Environmental, Alternative & Green Building Methods
-
- 1,869
- posts
-
- 9,958
- posts
-
- 243
- posts
-
- 1,037
- posts
-
- 3,233
- posts
-
-
Self Build & DIY: General
-
- 18,870
- posts
-
- 964
- posts
-
- 1,258
- posts
-
- 5,812
- posts
-
-
Self Build Regional Groups
-
- 1,136
- posts
-
- 56
- posts
-
-
Member Statistics
-
Who's Online 20 Members, 0 Anonymous, 253 Guests (See full list)
-
Recent Topics
-
-
Recent Posts
-
It's based on what I did for a 6m*6m slab. The hardest part was levelling the concrete. The delivery driver took one look at me and the wife and recommend adding a bit more water to make it easier for us before unloading the first bit into my rented dumper. It was physically hard work raking it into corners and then rubbing a beam back and forth across the top of the shuttering while trying to scrape it flat. -
Got my pinko rails on all around both roof sides (& my rotter sandwich went great/ pinkos under lip L & R/ solid).. & both PIR's on.. & 1 osb on too, on the easy side. Flat out all day to do this. Looking murky overhead tho so tarped it.. dammit. Not easy on the stream-side: its 2-stage ladder max extended, & sitting on osb roof is pretty slidy! jeepers almost slid off into the rocky piddle. One last step I'd like to do as a belt & braces peace-of-mind addition, is fix a metal (ideally) vertical rail on the outside L & R, twds front near the LIFT-OFF roof bit, to tie all the logs to down to the base (& up to the roof too if I could as its only nailed to the joists, & the joists are only gravity-set in too). Any ideas? -
you could indeed. I imagine he would be very busy but on the off chance he fancies working solo with social distancing being observed I'd appreciate you giving him a shout -
By Russell griffiths · Posted
If he used beco He must be a saint. Imho it’s probably one of the worst icf products available. Has been around for years and has not moved forward. Im using NUDURA do a lot of looking around locally you might be surprised how many builds are around, there are 3 icf builds within 15mins of me and a good few more within an hours drive. -
Not a green wall but it’s my take on raised beds.... fish box garden. Mostly designed keep chickens out but lots of other advantages with it being raised of the ground to waist height.
-
-
Featured Topics
-
-
Blog Entries
-
