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We’ve been to a few The NEC is by far the best and a great facially day out

Can’t help with that Russ We used warmup Heatmiester very good service and good prices We had a room stat pack in over Christmas Nearly two years after purchase One of there reps dropped us a new one off No. charge

A house is very easy to estimate Only a case of counting up and m2 also Id very little over But mist things can be returned to the supplier for a refund If you get a QS in they often round things up knowing that

200 ish Its easy to do it yourself

Hi and welcome We where in a similar position While the plot looked flat we also had 600 mil of spoil from a previous build that had been grassed over All to be removed before we broke ground We used strip foundations with a BB floor This wasn’t particularly expensive and hassle free

Your local builders merchants will do you a bill of quantity for around £200 Just hand them your drawings

Straight onto hardcore onsite As long as the ground is solid

That looks fine to me

I’m not a big fan of plastic But I used it anyway I used black grained UPVC Simply for maintenance The soffits where 5 or 6 mil from GAP In truth you can’t really see the grain from the ground But they are dull and could easily pass for painted

Perfect for a retaining wall

We have a heat alarm in a kitchen diner 12 mtrs by 6 It’s situated about 4 mtrs from the hob Heat detectors don’t tend to give false alarms My electrician friend said if a smoke goes off open a window If a heat alarm goes off Run like F***

Looks great quick progress

220 is very low One option would be to splay the plasterboard and put some down lights in it so it would look like a lighting pelmet

My sons just sent me this Great to have a bit of sympathy

Your SE will have presented you with the easiest Cheapest option From my understanding of your sketch are you not wanting to see the horizontal beam in your kitchen or a virtual beam or both If horizontal are have you enough headroom to drop the ceiling 250 ?

The annoying thing is I’ve had to place another order for next week

Yeah it’s not great K rends a problem We get ten packs delivered and lift them with the telehabdler as we need them It’s really easy to Chuck a pack in a van £500 quid The city centre job are like Fort Knox But these industrial estates can be quite remote and always within a mil of a motorway junction

be very careful with your insulation we have had £6k in insulation stolen over the weekend from an office block All was loaded between three floors They simply tossed it out of the widow opens We have a partial number plate Police have been really helpful and asked us to try and get the rest of the reg Get it onsite and use it as quickly as you can

I installed a Nolte ( German) kitchen in ours and we ordered from cad Just did a final measure when I had finished the plastering Truth is most army interested in drawings They are looking make a sale now not in six months time We trawled around all the kitchen places for twelve months All the German kitchen suppliers where happy with a pdf drawing But like to be millimetre accurate withs Dims As any infills come ready cut with all edges bound

Great late Christmas present ?

That seems strange While you can’t transfer the Cil I would have thought the purchaser could successfully re apply Providing he or she met the criteria Self building to live in the house as main residence Not intending to sell within three years of completion

Perhaps a bit more info

When I buy it in it’s often cheaper to over order It’s often left outside for 12 months Always gets used or someone takes it at the end of the job

I’m not a Brickie but I built up to slab propitious to getting block layers in It was November cold and wet So wet I had to point up the following mornings I simply used a sponge to clean any excess With the intention of cleaning with acid once the house was built

BC are the main ones The warranty people couldn’t care Leas Send me some photos is there line