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You could mark the batten positions on the floor and ceiling...don't see any in your pictures

Hey @Peter and @Nickfromwales BC knocked back my application as it was too amateur. I phoned the BC guy and he was uber helpful and said it was a close thing but just not good enough. Letter of refusal attached.Building control refusal letter redacted.pdf I sent the Beamcalcs report I got online Steel_Beam_Calculations_ref_69139.pdf but they said as they do not have an internal Structural engineer employed they would put it out to tender to authorise the calcs. He pointed out the blurb in the calcs relates to English BC Standards and would need changed to suit the Scottish codes. The other comment on the phone was I should show before and after electrical socket positions and say in the application these would be in line with the relevant regulation. Also that demolition works would be carried out in line with regulation BS 6187. BC guy said he would help all he could.... Question now is 1. Do I go with one of the fella's you know but be aware they may relate to English codes 2. Try again with a better drawing and take the BC guys invitation to review/help out? I'm not in a great hurry and have 8 months to resubmit. A new Buildhubber offered to do the drawings for me but that fell through...

Packaging looks pretty fine to me if a little torn...you guys will kill the environment if you keep wrapping everything up like a kitten ?

Only suitable for parkside or would they fit LXT

Steady boy....she will read this one day and you will be toast

Build a hut with them... Erm, like, use the windows in a hut/ shed/cabin/ man cave/ workshop...or gumtree em and they will go for a tenner each

Looks better than hunners of professional jobs, keep your pecker up old fruit. We are all witcha ???

Very nice Like the minimal corner detail?

Take an Airbnb to Glasgow and experience a tennement with high ceilings...you won't be disappointed. They do come with massive knee to ceiling windows normally...3 plus m normally...my son has one, I love em

Last birthday present from middle daughter 

Hey @nod that's a tidy job, where did you find a sober plasterer in August. Buy that man a pint???and a lawnmower!

Erm...don't want to ask but how much did you pay? And how did you pay...it's really not good enough that one of your WOW items is so poorly finished

Go Pax for a slick look... https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/wardrobes/fitted-wardrobes/pax-wardrobe-black-brown-spr-89128509/ Dimensions are perfect for your space

Bespoke chunky trim in oak... carved inset of mannequin pis ???

And a handy brochure outlining the construction method Brochure_UK_Timber_Crib.pdf

Interesting...this project is local to me and priced at £240k for 700 sq/m or 350 per metre http://www.phigroup.co.uk/where-weve-done-it/barclay-street-glasgow

Plastic bag or two (one inside the other) might be a better plug for the smell.?

https://www.wholesaledomestic.com/bathroom-furniture/bathroom-storage/mirror-cabinets Lots here...

Looking good...so far everything is exemplary, hope it keeps up until the inevitable disagreement about the size of the fridge ???

Now @epsilonGreedy you could have worded that differently don'tcha think?

Cladco... https://www.cladco.co.uk/products/custom-made-flashings-trims But you might have to have em made... But it will be beautiful ???

Nice post, well described. Mini everything by the look of that dumper? Good luck with the next stage

This is a good thread @Onoff very instructive and I see a top looking result on the horizon...

Welcome @Square Feet should I assume you are old school and prefer imperial to metric? Had the chat last night with my 18 year old about the difference and she was sooo dismissive of imperial having never been taught any of it. At 51 I can do both...and yes that is a boast?

Lots of interesting angles in this cathedral ?