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Not seen it here in any kind of quantity. The special moulding racks at the merchants with the intricate mouldings are done like this, also the door stops in the door linings I recently put in were like this. Never seen skirting or arc done like that here just pine

@oranjeboom I initially thought the same, but is it really that crucial you get some trim on? I'm going to wait it out

Even better recycled crushed concrete 10mm clean where I am 10 quid a tonne

I had a local price of 1.20ish per m on 4" 18mm and 80 something p on 57mm x 18mm arc Delivery got let down before the lock down but they are hoping to deliver around 20/4 Online prices are stupid as you see @oranjeboom I'm not that desperate to get a bit of trim on that I'll overpay by stupid amounts even if it is relatively small cost of the job

Will the rain bounce off those bins and mucky up your nice render?

BT was a good pension my mam has half of one. Like you say quite a few got good packages too

What size you using? I got a solid 3 days graft out of a little e10 for less than 20 quid in white

Clay drainage doesn't need bedding. Your trenching has to be good

I think there is a rule for that too. I upgraded some sash windows with slim line units for some elderly customers a couple of years ago I did look into reduced rate but didn't qualify for whatever reason.

Contractor would be better off bunging customer 200 cash back after the job and going with latter option

Just ran the numbers for that example for fun. At 7500 with vat split at 20% of 5k and 5% of 2500 total cost to end user is 8625 with 1125 of that vat payable. If contractor increases cost of job to 8334 net to get 60% then total cost to end user is 8750 but only 416 of that vat. Wonder why vat man have these little rules?

I thought he said ardex to self level then stick matt down with tile adhesive

Also valid for renovations on properties unoccupied for 2 years. Again no self claim method has to be supply and fit through contractor

Funnily enough merchant I use keeps carcassing outside although covered over with the wrapping the pa ks coming but cls inside. I know another merchant who does the same. I'm pretty certain cls should have a lower moisture content by definition. Ideally I suppose it needs to stabilise before you wrap any timber else like you say trapping wet in

My understanding is cls has a lower moisture content than standard carcassing so moves less when settling

My guy always uses foil tape on hidden plastic pipes behind dot and dab

Deffo!

I'm short of all skirting and arc after a cancelled delivery when merchants shut down after coronavirus. I could have got it all somewhere else for 30% extra. Was initially a no brainer. Then I thought why overpay to give myself a few days work when most others are in the same boat. 30% extra of everything to finish a place off adds up.

What you pay for delta board. Used hardibacker on mine horrible to work with

Inspector would have to be a Nazi to pull this up. Half landing breaks the flight imo

@Onoff is there a thread for your gate? Is it a slider? What did it cost you?

I've just spent an hour in your blog @tonyshouse have looked at it before but still interesting now. I feel like it used to have more pictures? Amazing how time flies I like the way you can't remember if you used the leg kit for the bath or not was only 2009 ha! Also found the comment about basement floor and bit of damp do I win a prize?!

Shallower than 90 I should of said

The medium of internet forums it's hard to get your message across sometimes! I should hope I know what I'm talking about been doing it long enough now! These days pre primed mdf gives a good contrast so you can see the shape to be cut out! Pro tip. If internal corners shallower than 45 you can then cut your scribe with your saw taking more out the back edge. Same theory as above and the joint will be nice and tight on the face.

I still scribe internals but if you cut a 45 on one of them, the one you want scribing, this gives you the shape to cut out without bothering to trace with an offcut. Also as a 45 cut gives you the thickness of the board measuring is quicker/easier