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Yes just to keep the air moving

The Clay works can be applied to plasterboard or fibre board Just needs CW primer first Definitely no heat The lime p and Clay W needs to dry naturally When we us it in summer we leave fans running to stop it drying to quickly Weve just done the boardroom at a football club Which is back in use tomorrow They are not happy that they can’t put the ASHP on till Wednesday When we go back to seal and harden it Be sure to see the installers work prior to them starting the job There are three grades of Clay Works Ive been using Clay Works Lime and Venetian for 35 plus years and still find it difficult to get experienced applicators

I’m currently using Clay works on one of our jobs At £80 a bag you need to be careful with the wastage 5d is a guide As long as it doesn’t drop below 0 during the night Definitely don’t use heat Clay needs to dry slowly Or will crack before you get a chance to splay the hardener on

Just looking through some of the Apps Surveys are the same Word for word There’s Sequential report near us that seems to have been used three times only changing the address Ive been quoted 12k Im probably going to use it

All our surveys are online for everyone to see Is there anything for an adjacent land owner to simply paste there name on one of more of these surveys and submit Or is there something I’m missing

We used 400m2 of Toblemore Rock solid mot with 50 of grit sand on top BC where fine No probs with drainage

If the joints are sanded rather than pointed Water will soak right through BC will be fine with that

They at are all pretty good The 3B4 is light and cuts around 650 mil But will still make light work of up-to 20 mil thick tiles

You will find that you will need two separate contractor The guys that do the EPDM on a regular basis Don’t do the Joinery work For a roof that size you will need a company rather than an individual So as to get a 25 year guarantee Mono Roof are based in Lancashire But like most of these flat roofing companies They get about

Sigma are the best and good value Also very easy to sell on

Whilst waiting for the full planning to go through We’ve decided to get a Water supply The chap I spoke to suggested a Temporary -Permanent supply Surprisingly he told me they would fit a boundary box Which I could run a standpipe to No charge for the water Until SIX months Probably not long enough I wondered should I be going about this differently What have others on here done ?

Unless you have a cash buyer or someone that needs to borrow a small amount You’ve no chance of getting a bank to lend on it I’ve been there

Block and Beam

Sounds like a plan

I run a dry lining-Framing business With tailing company also Fully booked till Easter 2023 Two TF companies have gone bust Causing a delay of 6 weeks I have work for the three gangs earmarked But probably would place them elsewhere if something fell into my lap There is always delays More so now with material shortages I’d concentrate on getting your bricks ordered and have everything in place

Your fine on top of the BB keep them near the edge and 3 mtre apart

Your better waiting till you know a definite start date Most of the good trade are booked for at least twelve months But jobs do get hit with delays Puts you in a good position if you have a job ready to go Especially if it’s a few weeks cash

Quick answer is No you don’t need an architect But for around a £700-1000 I would bring in a STructual engineer We came in at £815 m2 two years ago on very difficult ground and hoped to come in around a £1000m2 for our next But with most things doubling That figure is likely to be more like £1500m2 For 340m2 build with large garage and workshop As with our first build Shopping around will be key Also a much better ground than last time I think also the size of your build has a big impact on on the cost per m2 Your survey fees Conections fees etc Will be the same for a large house as a modest house

I haven’t read the above answers So apologies for any contradictions My first thought with that amount of water ingress would be the tray or lack of I would only take the chimney down as far as the red brick in the first pic Add the tray and weeps and rebuild

That’s exactly what I’m reading into it In 2035 the government of the day saying yes we have banned gas boilers But not gas/Hydrogen boilers I wondered why BG are laying miles of new GAS mains ?

I’ve been reading an article on the above that that say the government is likely to tweak there decision to get rid of gas boilers by 2035 and introduce hydrogen boilers that run on a 80-20 mix 80 being natural gas A local company to us (Baci) is developing a full range of hydrogen boilers This has got me thinking Would it be possible in the future for these boilers to run 50-50 or even better

You can pant it on yourself

You wouldn’t use them on c stud They for gypliner You would use c stud tack to make brackets

If you put C studs in free standing Each will need bracing off the wall Every 800 Which gives sounds something to tack across I stood is stronger and will free standing and the Chanel’s are designed for rookwool slab to took into BGs white book is quite general

Forget the resultant bar and C stud C stud Use a 50 I stud 10 mil void Insulate with rock wool slab which will took nicely in the I stud without touching the party wall Two layers of 15 mil sound block =Silence