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I thought you meant you were going to face and edge over the planer as you would do for joinery timber. Stick to underneath for this

My district charges for asbestos. The one 100 yards away doesn't. As it just so happened my elderly nan in the free district needed to get rid of "her" asbestos so i decided to help. Spent 15 quid on polythene to wrap was still a nightmare. Where can you take the stuff if your in the trade and don't want all the permit palarva?

Why do bpc quote on two different types of ducting? What's so good about red one?

They do usually ask about trees for insurance but think ask within 7m. Last place I has bordered onto a woodland some big trees there relatively close. Just 1.5m down with clay boards. More trouble was conifers on another elevation over 2m down there

Don't forget a passive rated seperate poor door for the social scum

Is it necessary to put cladding timber over the top of the planer? If it were me and the stock was relatively flat I'd machine it all underneath the thicknesser to required thickness ie 30 odd mm then just square the edge over the top then back to underneath thicknesser. Or have I got wrong end of stick?

Slightly hijacking here but what is the pros/cons of having electric meter installed near garage then taking a feed from garage to house. I know Dave and Jeremy have similar arrangements and I have oppertunity to do this on next house. I would want power to garage anyway so need a cable regardless. I won some pretty thick cable off a job the other year. Offcuts on a warehouse. One advantage I can think is no need for consumer unit to be in a position 3m from meter in house.

Also a video of you putting the code in

Don't get the hump because your not a mod yet! Enjoy break

@joe90 no cavity closers then ? Just plasterboard up against insulation?

My conveyancer seemed to think this was not that straightforward. Apparently because you are splitting/selling to yourself, even if to your own ltd company then it throws up issues. I can't remember the ins and outs without looking into it but would be interested to hear how you get on OP and whether mine was just being defeatist. Having said that it wasn't impossible, just easier to build the new one first, then split title when you are ready to sell old one. If that is the case then probably to best to raise a mortgage on existing whole property, build new then settle mortgage when selling old. Be the cheapest finance surely?

Seen something which churches often use once. Was a dead simple composting soakaway. Diagrams were online somewhere. Not sure what a BCO would say

Big developers near me using one of these systems on a nearby job. Suspect they like to choose a system and stick with it. As has been said different insulation used. I used 6" PIR on last job under floor and don't think I hit that u vale, more like .15 from memory?

And did I read right in that the shorter these intake/extract intake pipes the less need for lagging/insulating? Note @pocster has a warm roof type setup but i'm asking for future reference

So can the mvhr vents go thru roof tiles? Do they have to be on sane elevation to prevent being unbalanced like Jeremy said his can be

Yeh but how do they know you've built one? Materials could feasibly pass as wastage on house. Any way I do actually want the official answer

What about if not shown on plans but built at same time? @Temp

The mix isn't wet. It's more like a kerb mix. Set your fall up with conc bed then put pipe on the fill around and on top

Could do with being similarly priced here might be a bit more sustainable then

Property is cheap there isn't it. That's like half the cost of Midlands

Furniture is a massive variable too. Forget that unless it's built in

Another vote for testing it at your end now if it takes you a day and earnsyou 2 grand it's a good day. What's the difference in cost between 32 and 25 connection?

@Declan52 you got aircrete?

How often is rain this heavy up there. Doesn't look a common occurrence to me. Low tech water butt below gutter on days like this!

What score did you get then @nod I thought conc weren't any less air permeable than thermals