Good, or not. If it had been, would just say demolition and rebuild.
Have you considered re-roofing?
May work out easier and cheaper, and you can add in PV if suitable.
No.
But the Met Office will have some data from your nearest weather station.
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/maps-and-data/historic-station-data
It is really the distribution you are after, not the mean value.
@AliG
There is lots of info on how i is calculated on the Ofgem site.
https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/information-consumers/energy-advice-households/check-if-energy-price-cap-affects-you
Don't think I am. I am on a variable standard rate.
May just check again.
Every time I have looked into swapping, the most I have been able to save us £9/year. I am not going to bother for that.
I am a low user on E7, 80% of my usage is at 14p.
Yes. Don't need much as it disperses quite a but when mixing.
Pretty sure it is already used on thin floors.
https://concretecountertopinstitute.com/free-training/introduction-to-gfrc-glass-fiber-reinforced-concrete/
Yes, no need to teach the craft people how to measure and add up.
I had to teach IT on the plumbing course. Monday afternoon, in the room next to the sports field.
Monday afternoon was when the girl's football team practiced.
Will improve the tensile strength, which will help with reducing the possibility of cracking due to bending. Bending and buckling is really just the compressive and tensile strength counteracting each other.