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Hi, I have pretty ugly old concrete slab in back garden. Unfortunately I had built deck on top of some parts, and removing it anyway would be a hassle. Instead I'm thinking about putting resin bound gravel on top of it, as it seams it will look both good and function well. The job seems pretty...

I wanted to repoint my patio + fix some wobbly slabs. But it turned out a lot of them (23) were actually wobbly and after taking them out, I'm kind of stuck what to actually do. The original mortar was pretty high and applied in "blobs" so I was thinking I should just remove some of it and use...

so basically slap the gravel board in front of the existing concrete base and secure it with concrete mix underneath it? and possibly try to slide the gravel panel under the existing one a little I guess?

that could work, but the fence is street facing, and I need to do it only on 2 panels out of many, so it wouldn't be visually pleasing...

I had decided to remove raised flower bed in my garden, as the wooden supporting edge deteriorated. However I haven't realised that the fence base panels weren't put deep enough, so now if I make the soil level with the rest of the garden, there is exposed soil. And I fear it might deteriorate...

is it also supposed to be scratch resistant? cause it look like the glass is also scratched already on some places.

yeah, look at the schema posted above, its is surface number 2. so the internal face of outside facing panel

yes, there is a blue tint to the window. And I did lighter flame test today and there is something on surface 2 and even surface 1.

I took some better photos. Just to be clear, it is no the Surface #2 for the schema attached.

so today is sunshine, and even though sun is still low, I did some measurements roof slate - 44C roof glass panel outside - 22C roof glass panel inside - 49C ceiling inside - 23.6C conservatory double glazed window outside - 22C conservatory double glazed window outside - 29C so the inside...

the panel is currently in the shade, so I need to wait for tomorrow and how for the sun to measure the temp.. However sun is directly shining directly onto standard double glazed windows and they are 33 deg Celsius. And comparing with other objects on the direct sunlight right now I would...

as the producer doesn't want to speak to me, I can't get more info. But yes, it look like some issue with film that is on the inside side of the outer panel. And I hope this is clear reason for replacement as this shouldn't happen after 4 weeks it put on. I'm mainly interested in the warming...

Hi, so I got installed warm roof on the conservatory including fancy glass panel . However the glass panel behaves weirdly, as when there is a sun light, it gets very hot in the inside and is basically emitting heat into the room. Also now there appeared some sort of weird blistering on the...

Thanks. I'm still not sure the concrete solution is better, hence the question :) . But maybe you are right and the subframe is simpler. I was just worried about the pedestals being level on the ground closer to the shed, as it is very uneven. To sort it out I though I'll cut a square pockets in...

Hi, I had taken down my green house and want to put there a deck instead. However the greenhouse had concrete base and because is nicely level, I wanted to leverage that in the deck building. As the deck will be bigger (the pink lines on attached images, I had originally planed to use some some...

I will not use the vacuum on it anymore, just need to clean it after first usage.

I know, but I used it originally before I knew what I'm dealing with.. So now I need to clean it. Have just bought new Nilfisk Multi II...

Thank you all. I'll pour Arditex NA over the mastic and then overcoat it with dpm. Now I need just mop the area and clean the vacuum, but at least I know what I'm dealing with. Looks like I had dodged massive bullet here, as I planed sanding off ugly textured ceiling, and now I'm also learning...

So, I've taken out click vinyl flooring that I wanted to replace in my house (from 70s) had bought some time ago. Was just a hall, and because it is part of an extension, most was rough concrete underneath, but also with small bit (roughly 90x180cm) had odd black tiles, that were sometimes...

I'm supposed to be fixing it with a chemical resin. Already making the holes in the wall bigger to allow for sloppy drilling accuracy, but wanted to avoid that in the shelf as now the threaded rods nicely fit and stay in place.