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Who you gonna call?, ghost bus-ters.

It's not needed in my eyes and will remove the "give" that can help even out any high spots And whilst moisture transfer is less likely...

they may work but need to be empty cell as in no stones or pebbles they may work excellently on solid slab with joists as any high...

i wouldnt worry 1-2mm give or take over width

i used part slabs and slates or bricks for my shed the exact size you are building are you in the uk ??

never ever ever lay wood on concrete always a minimum 12mm [preferably 25-50mm]then waterproof layer in other words something that wont...

my thoughts the back is likely to be 3.2mm thick and perhaps 25-30mm from the wall' iff you remove skirting perhaps 10-15mm with the...

band d surrey used to be £240 about 10 years ago 3 bed 2 people then water meter fitted around £100 for standing charges £2.50per unit...

why not ask the installer for his requirement as he will be the one signing it off or iff you are going the building control route you...

no expert at all insulation seems a bit thin for an" air tight cocoon" but just my guess also heat require depends on volume a barn...

The OP lives in a new build, the glass is there already.

i think part off the problem was government encouraging those on benefits to go self employed with grants and help opening inefficient...

16/17 year olds come under there parents so cant claim any benefits so how do they know that they are not actively looking for work ??

it should only be described as floored storage area in the selling blurd it will cost you perhaps 20-30k [may be more ]to rip out and do...

it wont help as i say get some material up the back so drips or splashes can only come forward