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I've added the following pics if it helps? I am open to any ideas. [/img]

I have a problem with a tray that perhaps you may be able to help with? Newly built blockwork extension on rear (exposed, looking over valley) ground floor is larger than 1st floor so there were steel beams built in to build the block cavity wall above. At the correct height a dpc tray was...

Thanks neo, I'll have a look to see what is availble.

sounds good, all are belle 150 110v. Just replaced (this weekend) a motor (£100+) on one 18 months old and a switch (£12, but cost a lot in down time) on another 14 months old.

neo I must admit that has crossed my mind, only set back would be that I need 3 mixers (small sites i.e. 150) at any one time. Having said that I doubt that I would get as many calls from the lads saying that the mixer has packed up? Seems a bit bizarre on Belle's part to go down this route...

I am not what I would consider a fan of Belle mixers anymore. In the last 2 years I have had no end of problems with them. They have obviously changed their supplier for switches, motor & gearbox. You will now be looking at about a years use out of the standard 'builders mixer' and even then...

The felt is only a secondary protection, there are thousands on thousands of water tight roofs without any felt, so no need to repair if no leak. Could keep birds out by any method that blocks the hole, but doesn't interfer with roofing.

the 4% asbestos roofing not the trailer.

Nige F I've got a waste carriers licence and am in S.Wales (I drop trailer off, you paint it, have break, put on trailer, I pick up trailer and dump it) 70/30? (in myfavour, bit pricey for me to dump)

What is your medium/long term goal with this? Are you going to rip out shower room or replace with new fittings/tiles?

OK I can see it now, but it's still not a picture that I'd put on my front page.

FredFlintstone What has that guy got his steps standing on? http://www.psoex.co.uk/ Does not look good, I'd have had stern words if I saw him working like that on site!

Self levelling can be laid to a fall but knock it up a bit thicker.

Wouldn't touch a newly built house unless I built it.