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    Integrated Dishwasher as end unit, securing

    ok lots of different suggestions, thanks all, ill try to remember to upload a photo of how it looks in about 2 weeks .
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    Integrated Dishwasher as end unit, securing

    OK hisense dish washing machine I foundhas big gap bottom 15cm at front, I guess can add wood behind the plinth to secure the side panels and avoid floor fixings. Not likely to service tye machine that often.
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    Integrated Dishwasher as end unit, securing

    I just tiled it, not ruining the floor.
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    Integrated Dishwasher as end unit, securing

    Can't drill I to floor, maybe drill to back wall though.
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    Integrated Dishwasher as end unit, securing

    Hi, having new kitchen in my garage conversion... On left hand side will he integrated dishwasher, ajd then fresh air to it's left as a walkway.. The sink will be to the right. What makes the worktop secure? I ask as bar one end panel c18mm, and a thin back panel, it all looks not very rigid...
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    700mm worktop depth, 570mm depth cabinets, how to fit cabinet? Add planed wood to back?

    Sounds like I was not far off, maybe bit overkill the thickness of the wood. There will be a heavy belfast sink there, definitely want to support around the back of that.
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    700mm worktop depth, 570mm depth cabinets, how to fit cabinet? Add planed wood to back?

    Hello All We have a 700mm worktop deopth (2.4m length) on order, idea is we get an extra 10cm at the back to put stuff behind sink ect. If the base units are standard depth (wickes), so 570mm, and there is a 20mm overhand at the front, that is 590mm... which then means we end up with c110mm at...
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    Battons or chase first, daft query of the day

    @flameport won't there be a difference if rest is 50mm, but those bits are 30mm for keeping heat in... Maybe will be too small to notice the affect...
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    Battons or chase first, daft query of the day

    Solid walls, no cavity, c33-36cm thick. 50mm red grade tp roof battons, with 50mm insulation between. PB 12 5mm Board on top with vp layer. Aim to avoid cutting into insulation, so chasing, ajnd cannot insulate over battons, other reasons. Cables chased in wall, not on wall.
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    Battons or chase first, daft query of the day

    Hi Now I may be being a bit daft here... I was going to have two external solid walls chased inside for cable runs. Instead of me renting chaser tool ect I asked electrician and he said to, 'fit all the battons first and he can chase around them.' It is c21 metres he needs to chase overall...
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    Flaky screed, day 4, normal, cement fibre stuff

    Actually screed guys said use a 120 groit sandpaper on top, whichb I did then swotchen to simply my hand, or short brush, akd go figure all the stuff came off, the cracks were all surface deep, now gone :) One issue was where excess water settled slight discolouration and slower to dry, but...
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    Flaky screed, day 4, normal, cement fibre stuff

    Hi all Had liquid cement with fibres screed poured on Wednesday this week. Avoided walking on it and all doors ect closed for 2 days, then fx followed advice to now get lots of fresh air moving over it. Dpm, insulation, vapour layer, then this layer, c50mm. I walked on it earlier, and very...
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    Reclaimed bricks, 21% moisture in them, Si brand, usable or better to wait until moisture level drops?

    Two boys with identical sized slippers, so your near
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