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Most electrician write on the ends of the wires as they go It’s quite unusual for an electrician to miss anything Certainly on a house

If your going to be using it as a temporary drive He needs to hire a drive on roller It will crush the big stuff like eggs Our hardcore was just like yours I hired a ride on roller 50 quid dropped off at 8 collected at 12 I used a couple of ton of 20 mil to dust to fill in the any. It It was used for van and 20 ton lorrys for twelve months before we paved it I had to use a breaker to put the gate boxes in

Haven’t read the other replies So sorry if I’m duplicating advise If you don’t use insulated plasterboard You will regret it Apart from the loss of heat Excess cracking and nail popping can be a nightmare to deal with

Commercial boxes are nearly always the fast fix plastic Less patching up around them

9 mil is diy and never used on site anymore Probably better 12.5 or15 mil

Definitely 5 litres of SBR bonding agent Mixed 5-1 with water Rolled onto the floor Day before if pos 5 mil notched trowel Stanley knife and tape Get the whole room first then roll the matting up running a pencil line along the edge as you take them up So that you can put your adhesive down in narrow sections We normally use a rubber grouting float to flatten it down I put two sections down on ours and my wife did the rest over two afternoons

If you ask him to pleeeease bed the bed bead It will take him an extra 10 minutes to square it up

Just looking at CabDek prices 27 plus vat £9.60 when we built our first one 4 years ago While I’m going traditional again Just wondered how much have TF prices gone up this last year? Are some of the increases being absorbed by the companies? Will they reduce there quote if timber prices plummet ? Just looking on a US site With news of US lumber prices falling by 48% in June Simply because people are able to spend there money on vacations rather than home renovations Could the same happen here ?

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The render beads should come with there own expansion built in joint Hopefully you haven’t had it done yet

I run a tiling business and pay 22m2 and 3.50 m2 matting 1 charge 31m2 for planks They are site rates You may be up to 40m2 for a one man ban outfit I tiled our own in planks 158m2 It took me 5 days But don’t get on the tools as much as I did a few years back

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Yep John The 45s are fine

I’m not a fan of glue lam A steel with timber bolted in is ideal for hanging joists from

Just looked your a bit far away from me There must be someone on FB that would come and put you some cuts in Once The cuts are in and a piece is out The rest will lift easily

Most of the guys doing the private work are not the guys that you want building your house Just listening to the BBC news 2 million people still on Furlough

I’m just doing the SAP for our next build I e been quite specific about u values of windows and doors Insulation etc and heat pump sizing Just looking at today’s planning approvals The Saps look quite generic with little detail with terms like Insulation conforming to build standards Sap rating 77 C Our previous traditional build achieved 88 B Without ASHP MVRH or PV 77 sounds low I wonder if I’m including unnecessary detail

If it’s a through coloured render you can paint it with K colour enhancer

Just more contact with the floor Best way is to put a tile down that isn’t buttered Pull it up and see how much area of the tile is left clean of adhesive Most of the floor tiling we do is car showrooms and hotels A lot of heavy traffic

The second baton is fine with a brickwork pattern Just remove the excess adhesive

The dry laying is nonsense An easy way for a novice is to fix a Baton to the floor Say half a tile away from the wall Then fix anther baton 90 degrees to the first you will be able to mark where your tiles are going in pencil on the two batons Leave these in till the tiles are solid enough to walk on Then do your edge cuts Your adhesive need to be the thickness of the tile Put a 3 mil coat of adhesive on the back of each tile (Back Butter) Dont use rapid set adhesive

The roof build up one is quite easy Our local authority is taking about 3-4 for amendments Most builders merchant offer a QS service for a couple of hundred TP Jewson’s

We’ve just had a quote for two six beds ASHP also Rural location From GEC Took about a week About £7500 for two

Why don’t you get a quote from one of the larger companies Cadman or similar and simply use there free cad design