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So I'm not worried. Because I've lived here ten years and don't know how long it's been done before that. But I was wondering. Is there a minimum amount of wall needed for an rsj to remove a downstairs wall? Online it says the steel should be on the wall by 100mm. But don't much about the wall. So I my case there is two doors on the wall. So there isn't really much wall there.... if that makes sense. It's door, 7" to the 4" T and then 7" to the next door. (Which has been plasterboarded over) TLDR: what's the minimum size column for an rsj to take out a downstairs wall? Supporting an upstairs brick wall. Thanks. Read More

Would it be possible to pm the details please?

I've started building a single story kitchen extension. I'm wondering if it would be worth putting two steels across the span of the building for the future. Incase I want to add a second story on top. Making the flat roof stronger and future proofing the build. Would someone be even willing to spec the steel without drawings? Any input would be useful. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. I want the smallest possible. In the link it's a Marley 250mm But yeah.

I called Severn Trent last week. The lady said they don't inspect pipes less that 150mm The digger man chipped a pipe. So I've already repaired it. She said I've got to have a CCTV camera before and after by a third party. Or replace the whole pipe and then have an inspection after. If the pipe in the garden isn't mine, then why do they keep trying to sell me insurance for it.

I've got a Severn Trent build over permission. And building control knows what I want to do. They're going to check when I'm finished.

https://www.buildbase.co.uk/building-materials/drainage-groundworks/chambers-manholes/chambers/marley-250mm-level-invert-inspection-chamber-100010376-2802565 I was thinking something like above.

Hi. I want to add a downstairs toilet. Which would mean adding a swept 90° turn on the existing underground pipe work. I was wondering is there a specific product that would be like a 110mm swept T with scope to add a rodding cover at ground level? Or do I need to add a larger diameter underground inspection chamber? Any advice would be great.