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Sort of half true They had taken two fire door off and where using them as ramps on the stairs Mummy a daddy will probably get a large bill 😁

We’ve done two jobs with Bushboard Each job had over 150 shower rooms Lots of students Weve been back snagging but nothing major Stick them directly onto Moister resistant Plasterboard Super easy to use

Plus 1 As a tiling business we tile lots of showers etc The last five or six years we are being asked to fit panels instead to blocks of student accommodation Much quicker and cheaper and look ok

The short answer is that’s it’s easier and quicker to do this For HIM If the concrete is in his price there’s no issue If your paying for it Ouch

None the above is Structual so no need for Building Control I would use a solicitor to draft a letter stating the above and send a copy to the leaseholders Then everyone knows where they stand Should be straightforward from there

We normally just nip the edges every 50 mil top and bottom with a grinder and break off with a chisel Hours topps Then fix a a sheet of stainless mesh over 2.4 x 600 Then scratch over Don’t fill the holes prior

They will probably knock ins that they are suggesting You won’t get them out easily We normally just use a handful of nails while setting out (40 mil) Easy to pull out

As with most things The supplier only sells the stuff They won’t have a clue about installation Dont forget to put dpc under each track

Exactly the same as face brick

The problem with plugs is the track will slide about In not sure why they have told you that

I’ve used a nail gun for the past 30 plus years you could use knock ins We use Tek screws when fixing to tiled floors Most hire shops have a Hilti nail gun

Ideally they would be foil taped

All the sites I do are two layers of Fire line Crazy to skrimp on something like that

Most definitely On both layers I normally use 3000 x 1200 boards

200 mil of wool and two layers of 15 mil fire line plasterboard is standard across all new builds

Framex look like Crittel at half the price

I If you plastered first and don’t keep it above the screed The plasterboard will act like a sponge and suck all the moister into your plasterboard

One will be Clay and the heavier will be concrete

Normal to screed first But if you are boarding first remember to add some ply rips 25 mil above dpc to any stud walls

Bad mistake Though who ever submitted should have spotted this basic error

It’s Normal Plaster over it

Just to add that the EPC is a really tough guide Most will do the whole street the same rating We’ve a chap that does the EPC for our rentals and he charges £38 per property He normally gets between 5-10 done pare day Then types them up at home

You need to get them to stick to YOUR numbering Window suppers have a habit of adding there own numbering or get to say window 5 and put x 2 Looks crystal clear to me

I’d hire one my wife’s just bought this x hire shredder The smaller ones soon block