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Yep Two clamps Straight edge and a 4” grinder equipped with a porcelain Turbo blade

As a business I sometimes use there online companies Mainly for Moroccan type tiles that I can’t always get here The tiles I used on our first build came directly from Italy The carriage can be a deal breaker But it sounds like you have sorted that 2k will probably pay for a 100 m2 of labour

5 mil all round it perfect for face brick

Never use fast setting on walls

Buy to let’s are making less sense tha 25 years ago when we bought our firs Like many landlords We are getting out of the buy to let market With two more going in the next few weeks

Yep 50% chance Chuck in illness Job move and redundancy A funny story When I started our first build (forever Home ) A friend was finishing his forever home “They will have to carry me out feet first “ He would say A year on he sold it and moved to Spain He’s now back living in a caravan in a field Awaiting planning for his next forever home 😁

I like the design and looks a great project But always keep one eye on selling the house at some stage I hate the term forever home You never know what is around the corner

Definitely pull it out or more to the point get them to sort it out and re pressurize the system

Normal adhesive Normal grout

Yes I was surprised I thought the salary would be much higher

Quite a few Building inspectors leaving Our local inspector who was In overall in charge Has decided to go back to his trade )joinery) after 17 years citing Red tape and poor pay

I think we paid around £800 last time and similar this time Probably the best value for money Out of the whole build

Remove and replace Nothing will stop that

I do hundreds of m2 of tiling on to backer boards each year Never tape Simply glue with a U nozzle Over the past 40 years I’ve tiled lots of wet rooms The past five years we have been using Impey tanking kits without any issues Not the cheapest though

There’s plenty out there But largely unsung

I would replace the pump Around £100 and like wiring a plug

We finally an electrical Connection after waiting four months for a road closure So the HP can be started and can think about tiling the downstairs floors

Loft insulation won’t do the same job 25 mil of acoustic will out perform 100 mil of loft insulation I would also use a maximum of 50 mil on your setup Which will leave you a clear void

Firstly You can move in prior to a completion I think we were in about five months via completion From memory Electrical certificate Gas if applicable Slate grading cert If applicable You will also need to complete your final sap with water usage Sap guy did that for a tiny fee Ppppp

Brilliant Thank you I was pretty sure that we used the post office last time Do you k ow if this can be done online ?

BC has advised me to contact the land registry to register our self build I was pretty sure I did it via the post office last time Wondering what others have done

Suggested text strikes again 😂 little CORE drill

You can hire a little handle drill and bits Most will do a half day hire

Not really in the grand scheme of things What you can see took two men two days Laying around 1000 per day 650 per 1000 for bricks

Build directly onto the screed The BB will easily support a wood burner and hearth