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We are just finishing off our second build Having done most things ourselves Under £1000 m2 both times

Your probably looking around 30% cheaper for a solid build

I’d a similar problem on our previous gates installed I self installed without properly understanding how they worked I rang the motor supplier and read the fault on the internal display Which was sensing an obstruction They suggested adjusting the curved arms on the motors Which did the trick

It probably wouldn’t as far as planners are concerned But I’d check with your cil that it doesn’t breach it

I’ve run a render company for the past 30 years and seen hundreds of bumpy jobs done on flat new builds There’s no surface that can’t be rendered flat Direct sunlight will make even the best surface look bumpy for 30 minutes per day

It is Each one that I’ve filled in I’ve followed up with a phone call a couple of days later

The Cil form is trying to establish if the new house will become your main residence To see if you are exempt or not

Our son has a spray shop and certain types of plastic bumpers that have gone grey Can be brought back to black with a heat gun

He probably didn’t realise that these walls should have been protected He should have slipped a piece of dpc under and sat the board directly on to it If you want to do it properly Snap a chalk line at 50 mil and cut back with a multi tool Fill with a 50 mil strip of pb

There talking rubbish Have you thought of using a rough cast silicone render

Sounds about right We where charged 12k minus the grant for an 11 KW Mitsubishi Three quotes where similar ALL preferred Mitsubishi Better Less problematic Easier to install Or do the installers get a better markup from Mitsi

Your lack of experience makes your statement rubbish

Which ever you decide I’d avoid the mineral wool Prone to sweating

Most are factoring in the BUS grants I would guess that if there was no grants There prices would drop by thousands Or they would go out of business We paid 5k on top of the BUS grant Making it pointless to go down any other route

He’s not the sharpest chisel in his box 😂

Looks fine Putting a level on a ceiling is over the top

Yes You don’t need to be totally flat at the disabled access threshold Just to get a wheelchair over easily

I’ve used it It stops the lead sweating

He doesn’t need to Probably busy like everyone else shop around

We’ve a couple of covenants on our land That have been there since 1910 Both are still there and active

It depends on the covenant and weather it would effect you What is the covenant

I would do both floors But stop short at taking floorboards up

If you’ve no food stuffs in the cupboards Or fridges I don’t suppose it matters

Most companies will ask you to mark the units islands etc I think the cupboard's would get quite warm Weve 150 centres in our current build and 300s in our previous build There’s really no noticeable difference