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Have emailed them with photos - I’ll see what they say ?
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Thanks not worried about cost ; just want the best product for the job
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The supplier ( as usual ) doesn’t reply . They didn’t finish the job 100% either - yet another fab ‘tradesman’ !!
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Oh Christ ! What and have the planning enforcement guy out !!!
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https://www.screwfix.com/p/sadolin-extra-durable-woodstain-semi-gloss-jacobean-walnut-2-5ltr/21825?tc=GT1&ds_kid=92700025679360659&ds_rl=1249484&ds_rl=1245250&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg9P0iYbY2wIV7hXTCh0yEAUiEAQYASABEgIN9vD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CM-J5I2G2NsCFcETGwod1gUMVw jacobean walnut ????? No idea what ‘colour’ that is !!!
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Might of been stained ! i don’t know what colour ‘natural’ iroko is ! So some sadolin stain ( near as I can match ) to stain - then a clear varnish ??
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Hey all My gates have faded somewhat I think they are made of Iroko (????) You can just make out the remains of the deep rich colour they once were . Any recommendations for a varnish that will bring the natural colour back out ?? cheers
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Bath Surround / Boxing In, and concealed pipework
Pocster replied to Onoff's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Euphemism??? -
Bath Surround / Boxing In, and concealed pipework
Pocster replied to Onoff's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Shouldn’t the speakers be on hydraulic arms also ? . So they can be lowered and cleaned like the shower head ... -
Bath Surround / Boxing In, and concealed pipework
Pocster replied to Onoff's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Thingy won’t fit over thingy - amateurs error ? -
Bath Surround / Boxing In, and concealed pipework
Pocster replied to Onoff's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Ah yes ; stupid me ! -
Bath Surround / Boxing In, and concealed pipework
Pocster replied to Onoff's topic in Bathrooms, Ensuites & Wetrooms
Looks good But out of interest why not just cut a rectangle for the mixer then fill ? -
Exactly! So mine will be like the first diagram. We are going with the 80mm pavers. The skylight 'lip' (i.e. bit that overhangs the upstand) is 40mm. So I will have a good 40mm clearance from 'slab' . Pavers sat flush with skylights but slab/mortar bed some 80mm lower than finish level and therefore some 40mm lower than edge of skylight. I really must learn to draw!!!!
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They will be mounted on a 2 degree slant for run off . Fully bonded units . As I said think of a shoe box lid over its box that’s how they sit on my upstands.
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Skylight lip is about 40mm pavers 50 - 80mm so pavers mortar bed below skylight . skylight frame itself is like shoe box lid
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I think you’ve got it right . A poor drawing to explain . Remember you can park on this so can’t have a ‘suspended ‘ floor for the skylights . Whats the issue with them ? I thought we were after a solid non permeable concrete floor ...
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The skylight upstands are not the correct height ! The glazing was another issue !!!!!! So ! I tried to be clever and had some firrings made ( didn’t know they were called that ) . I’ll fix these on top the openings and as they are deliberately longer than required can adjust to suit the glazing ; I.e can make flush with final floor
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The thing is even I can’t remember what’s gone in it ! ? When *just* 100mm concrete - never had a leak apart from open sky lights ( of course ) and where the concrete pour shrunk back from the steels - so hairline cracks . Been like that for years ? So reality suggests it is waterproof as in water above ground runs outside the build . But belts and braces are preferred .... I
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Hey skylights are just walk on yeah that photo does make it look like the fall is towards the house - it’s actually the slightest fall the other way ! The wall ( this was another issue ) actually sits on the external insulation of the below structure .Has a special bracket fixed to the blockwork . So in theory water running down the stone work would run outside the below structure . I built the wall - no dpc ( oops ) . No neighbour on the other side ; it’s a lane The below ground structure blockwork also has plastic sheeting over it ( though of course that could tear and I’d not know ) . Land drain at the base of that Internally below ground will have newton dimpled membrane on the walls and will lap back over part of the ceiling . Some photos to perhaps make clearer
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Cheers ! So as I’ve got to add edpm ontop edpm that’s on random stone - roller no good ! I will have to edpm from the floor as it’s flat . Then ‘infill’ with that horrible never setting gunk !! ?
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Mega ! Will waste a tube of ct1 for peace of mind ! On the slots !!! Will ‘flatten’ stone faces at ‘finish level ‘ to make flashing sit as flush as possible to wall . Flashing will be visible - but it is just a black metal strip ! Chipping can’t go into edpm because 75mm of concrete is on top . But no sand , mot1 - concrete all the way !! your help is + 1001 ?
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Nope. No drainage. Only drainage it to deal with surface run off. Got to make those edges SUPER tight ! ?
