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Why no payment? I’m on an export tariff - they haven’t set it up properly yet but I’ll be credited.
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Concealed toilet cisterns: Grohe vs Geberit vs Tece
Pocster replied to Adsibob's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
I’m the same except it took nearly a decade to fit 2 -
Concealed toilet cisterns: Grohe vs Geberit vs Tece
Pocster replied to Adsibob's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
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Concealed toilet cisterns: Grohe vs Geberit vs Tece
Pocster replied to Adsibob's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Can’t say which is better ( if any ) 2 x Geberit installed . The only thing I didn’t like were the support bolts wobble which wasn’t reassuring. Other than that both are still attached to the wall ! -
Yeah I’ve got 50 . But looking at this I might need 100’s !!
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No the feet are meant to just sit there . The weight of blocks holds them in place . One problem might be the amount of feet I need and hence cost ....
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There’s 2 sumps lower than the concrete so everything runs into there . I want the paving to be level with the doorway . Could put a slot drain in . But it’s all more work ! ?
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Yeah I did think about something like that . 3 sides are already ‘retained ‘ ( concrete wall ) . So it is possible. I liked the stilts approach because it allowed drainage and also “ seemed “ like less work . I have stilts and blocks on site - so cost would be zero ( ish ) . Going to site today will take another look ?
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SWMBO forcing me to watch the sound of music - which I’ve never watched . I’m upset for many reasons now
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Not on site so guessing ... Blocks are about 80mm . At ‘deapest’ end I would say around 180mm - so 100mm to play with . What are you thinking ?? Area is approx 7m x 2.5m
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(expletive deleted) off ! My plan wasn’t on the plastic stilts - as they wont fit . So something else to support them . Miserable (expletive deleted) (expletive deleted) wits
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Useless (expletive deleted)ers ! . Trying to use what I’ve got ! worst case scenario I could shutter the area compress chippings then cover in sand and bed . Friday kill joy (expletive deleted)ers you lot ! . Some experimentation required !
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nonsense ! Of course they can be used in this way ! . I shall investigate further !!
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No ! They will be used in the method SWMBO has decided . Also storing them with walk on glazing is taking up quite a bit of space ....
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Thinking .... What about pressurised timber lengths ? How long would they last though ? . Bend / warp due to weather and the weight of the blocks ? Maybe some box steel lengths ???
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Bought these some time ago but can’t use them as intended . So ! New plan ! Going to use them in a different location just for walking on . Problem is the concrete they sit on isn’t level ( at the time was designed to have a fall ) . Really would want to use the plastic stilt legs - but they can’t be used on a narrow tile . My current plan was the stilts but with some kind of “ board” ontop . Then the long blocks are just sat on that ( no adhesive , no sand ) . Water can then drain through to my sump . But what board can I use outside ? . Really a nice 600 x 600 size would be good as it means I can position the stilts at each corner and centre ; also can adjust to suit the fall . First thought was simply concrete slabs but they are heavy and not as cheap as I hoped . Diagram to explain the plan !!
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Top 3 MVHR brands?
Pocster replied to ashthekid's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
I went with vent axia . Not turned it on yet except to check it works ! . Gets good reviews -
Took 5 years to get planning after nearly going bankrupt during the last recession. So bloody minded absolute determination. Unless I attempt every possible route until success I won’t stop ( bit like the terminator but better acting skills ). Reasons to self build not employ builders etc . Cost Also I want to do it Lots of ‘professional’ trades are shit . It’s a mountain to climb - so climb the (expletive deleted)er
