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Evening, I've knocked through to create a kitchen/ dinner. This has all been signed off and I've come to prep for laying the laminate floor. There has been a lot of self levelling compound used near where the wall used to be and as I was taking off the high spots and noticed it sounded really hollow. Further investigation has found that it looks as though the gap between two concrete slabs has been back filled with bits of brick a a weak mix. Have put the flooring on hold to resolve this issue, with the plan being; Chop out remaining strip Lay a DPM Fill with concrete. What are peoples thoughts on this? Thanks for thoughts and advice James

Long time since I posted but, forgot to follow up with completion picks. Has been in for a couple of years now and burns a treat. Thanks for the comms on this.

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Hope this makes it a little clearer. Cheers

Only one appliance feeding out of the rear outlet. With regard to the 45 out of the back coupled to a 135 Tee (Through the wall) with drain/ removable cap - This would be to allow good access for cleaning.

Hello, I am looking to install a 5kW stove (Purefire Curve), with the intial plan to use the top outlet for the flue. Plans may now be changing and we are possibly using the rear outlet. Instead of a 90' I would like to use a 45' coupled to a 135'Tee through the wall. (I will be using Twin wall right from the stove.) In theory, I cannot see any issues and would like to think that the BC wouldn't have a problem signing it off, but, has anybody had any issue using this kind of setup or done something similar? Cheers James

Hello, Just thought I'd drop a little message in here to say hello. Have just joined this forum and I'm sure I'll be asking afew questions going forward and will also enjoy looking through the old posts. Cheers James