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Thanks but like I said in my post. It’s everywhere and I’m starting to hate it. Plus the £55 ish per metre excluding fitting costs.

Hi all. I’ll be doing a build soon and looking for alternatives within my skill set for cladding or covering a concrete block build. My local area has a viral spread of Marley fibre and timber cladding and I’m considering something different. I’m in Devon and plenty of older properties have tile...

Maybe I didn’t explain it well. I mean the underside of the wooden frame. As in if I was lying on my back under the shed I’m looking up at the stud frame of the floor and the Celotex. Should I board it or sheet it up or just leave it?

Hi all. So she’s base complete. It’s treated timber set on posts 50mm off the soil. From the top I’ll be putting in 25mm Celotex taping and then putting the flooring down. My question is should I put something on the underside (connected to) of the frame. Protecting the underside from wind and...

Fresh thinking appreciated! It will all be falling on gravel so that could work with the necessary preparation and will reduce splashing etc.also have marley tiles which will separate drops to two piont per tile rather than slates which could "pour" at certain points.

Hi thanks for that. Yes the size of garage did increase a little by just under 4m2. It used to be flat roof with a soak at the front and rear ( both blocked) guess I'll call then to see what they think to be sure. On another note, does anyone know why you have to take the pitch into account...

Hi all. Well the subject of soakaways seems fairly well covered but no answer to my question. I have and extension over garage for which I need to sort soak aways for. Trouble is I will if I put it 5m from my property it will always be within 5m of a neighbours house? Not sure what to do other...

I guess that sums it up really. I haven't yet :) I'm fitting a new consumer unit and will have a dedicated rcd for the kitchen lights as I got carried away and got one so big I could have one for each light and socket in the house. Thanks for your input.

Thanks for that. I guess what I'm doing is trying to ensure that they are as safe as possible by replicating what I would do if I were going to type test the lamps. I thoroughly appreciate that it is unlikely that this will be achieved to the latest regulations but as these lights will not be...

[net]219618/79186_37873670.jpg[/ Hi guys. First post so hope you can see images of the lamps (x6) I'm sorting for kitchen. They are steel construction with the black joints being plastic therefore I have no continuation of earth. I have started to put an external earth loops on them but...

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