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No The covering that goes on the top of the BB makes absolutely no difference to the BB designer

I can never understand the 1150 I worked on a premiership ground with glass balustrades at 900 5 meter drop onto the fans below Reasoning behind this is so people in wheelchairs can see over rather than watching the game through glass

I paid 800 But that covered steels and lintels also Most planners will want theses also

Yes We had a policy of no pets and no smoking in the house and no DHS You can’t even specify that now

Yes Rents are crazy here also With people bidding higher to secure a tenancy Ive had between 10-15 properties for the last 25 years No problems or bad tenants It was going to be our pension Both governments are at fault 12 months to get a tenant out that has decided to play the system and getting rid of section 21 is causing landlords to sell up

You just need to take into account that it won’t be your main residence when you come to sell it Where as if you sold it now it would be tax free

Very expensive Get a few quotes Ask your ASHP guys for recommendations

It’s normally 50 or 75 Flow or sand and cement The type of BB doesn’t make any difference Both are good options

The short and obvious answer is They are wrong and need changing

Can’t help with the price But the largest part of the cost will be delivery and pickup 5-6 k will soon get eaten up

Your going to be making work Put it on market place

There’s always lots of thermal cameras for sale on market place I suspect people like yourself wanting it for one job Then selling on

Hot dipped is better Probably cheaper also

There won’t be. An issue if it’s in your roof design I spent a full day doing the birds mouth on nearly all our trusses

No concretes fine There’s a 1.3 million pounds house being built near us that has used Concrete Lintels over every opening some are 2.8 wide

Some still do But most use steel insulated lintels

I’ve a few packs left I’ll snap a photo tomorrow

No it’s cheap and easy

All new houses have to be done this way Far less maintenance than traditional

Not really Our current build is out in the country so not many restrictions But our previous build was part of a listed site and came under Heritage remit They asked for brick slate render stone sample Even sash windows Our Architect said please font fill my office full of bloody bricks But it might be worth having samples in case they insist But as I said previously All have very detailed websites If they hate the stone that you are using Having it in there hand probably won’t change that They tend to ask for local

When Architecht cost anything It’s always top dollar and tends to be a finger in the air estate

Normally you can just list the make and colour of bricks slates etc Most manufacturers have pretty detailed websites

Plus one Local Authority’s follow there own rules