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100% agree I do loads of external insulation man’s while it’s a great solution It would leave your home with lots of straight lines I would line the inside

It just stops it rusting over time We normally use stainless screws and 40 mil washers A galvanized mesh is ok also if your having trouble getting stainless But stick with stainless fixings

Just a point 50 mil batons are to tight for plasterboard Better with 100 x 25

The problem with sash is The mechanism can’t be made as airtight as other windows We are happy with ours as it was a planning condition But not on our current build

We’ve used them on our first build Award winning design Dont expect them to be airtight

The screws that are in won’t hold the frames They relying on foam doing that

I’ve frames and glass being delivered tomorrow I’ve allied 5 mil all around 30 is to much They could fit a 25 mil add on to get over this Poor measure

Just pass them up One at the top one man at the bottom 3 hours work

No backer needed But as with tiles you need to be careful of anything bleeding through limestone Use a tile sealer or SBR Ideally on two separate days If not allow a couple of hours between coats

A bag of flexi tile adhesive Make sure you seal the back of the limestone Two coats

If his name was piss take Some would still not catch on 😂😂

Apologies for the photo 35C hottest day of the year in bright sunlight The Timbers are bolted every 600 Alternating between sides

I always bolt while the steel is on the floor Don’t use any mortar or packings

Just a small chance that it’s a windup 😂😂😂😂😂

I don’t think this is allowed Now if you wanted to paint a white one red That would be ok

A tone of sharp sand Though if it’s going up in block Your Brickies will do it for free

I think you have answered your original question

Definitely a red flag If they are last years accounts the fines will probably be more than the cost of your kitchen Ours ran over by a couple of days one year and we were fined £240 for those two days

No just fibers in the screed

Your looking about 30 tone of building and a 20 and a 10 Check the air charge for 10 Last time I bought a delivery from the query 10 an 20 where about the same

The ones I’ve tilted with polystyrene always seam to have a lot of cracks on the screed

The short answer is Yes it would

In the 30 plus years since your BB was installed It hasn’t change All allow for airflow to prevent a buildup of stale air Blocking this isn’t a good idea

Correct me if I’m wrong Are you talking about filling the void under the BB

Normal opening heights are 2100 or 2035 The majority of width openings that I do in MF are 910 1010 Disabled 835 bedroom 710 cupboard