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Small error Otherwise very neat
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Looks like a fare quote
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There’s been some resistance on the tap lever for a while Just moved the lever from hot to cold and the lever has gone all loose My question is Can this be put right Or is it a sealed unit
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Through coloured renders are better suited to block But cement board is ok
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Plot with outline PP and fictitious final drawings.
nod replied to flanagaj's topic in Planning Permission
I wouldn’t take any notice of the agents We looked at a plot with canal views Only to find the canal was quarter of a mile up the road -
Beet me two it
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None Ian Five hours sleep then ready to do it all again
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My wife keep saying that 😁
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Just another 150 slates to go Pictured is my wife on a Sunday afternoon Its been slow going with the weather to contend with and working full time still I’ve a couple of spare afternoons this week Going to make a start on the render
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Sorry Nick Your wrong Dot and dab can be made extremely airtight I’ve been doing this for forty plus years We use hundreds of bags of Parge each year Even the housing associations have stopped using it for airtightness Always for sound The only time I use it is on some self builds and I always tell my guys that it’s not for airtightness Making sure that the block work is pointed and bar jointed and around joists also 15 plus years ago you could see into the cavity as the Brickies new we would come along and seal everything But that stopped overnight
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Parge is a waste of time and money If you decide to use it Call it by what it says on the bags Sound block As it will encourage the Brickies and plasterers not to do there jobs properly Well done in securing groundwork’s Absolutely crucial in any build
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I drawing would probably get you a better response Because the water pools it doesn’t mean it will leak Ideally a gully would be belt and brace’s Expensive job to put one in afterwards
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Principal Designer, Principal Contractor
nod replied to id0228's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
If you are employing trades your the principal contractor BC don’t care As long as the work conforms to building regs -
If you are using block and beam floors You can run any amount of ductings under there and up through the floor Last time I ran a couple of 150 ductings But missed one area This time I’ve run four ductings the full length of the house
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Sorry to go a little off topic I’d a call from a HP installer-Seller saying the 5k rebate was still claimable I thought the grants had come to an end
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Yes I install them on a daily basis Usually above grid ceilings Its the itchiest material that you will ever come in contact with Quite simple to install Simply hang from the underside of the floor
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The one thing you regret not doing
nod replied to Pocster's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
He’s seven cars now No problem buying Big problem parting with them -
The one thing you regret not doing
nod replied to Pocster's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
Sounds like a plan -
The one thing you regret not doing
nod replied to Pocster's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
You’ve sort of stolen my thunder withe the neighbor thingy But here goes MVRH Larger plant room Double garage into a treble with a room above and vaulted the sunroom ceiling instead of a lantern All of which we have remedied on our second build -
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Kingspan v Knauf (or phenolic boards v glass mineral wool)
nod replied to AChristie's topic in Heat Insulation
Probably better sticking with ridged insulation The brands are pretty generic 10 mi cavities arnt workable That needs to be increased- 16 replies
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Anyone else contending with self build cost?
nod replied to gavztheouch's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
Makes sense -
Whilst there only selling the stuff There probably right Most cladding arrives on site and is used immediately
