Recent content by JacobZo

In case anyone has a similar issue, on the advice from a friends dad who is a very good builder, I ended up filling the cavity with 3:1 (sand:cement) screed, then once that had fully cured, painted with liquid damp proof membrane (£22 tin from Wickes). I did 2 coats, then laid a piece of...

Thanks for replies. As I don't have required tools to make my own, I'm going down the route of getting a custom threshold bar made with the 35mm rebate over a reasonably large width (probs 90mm) to give a smooth ramp and hopefully reduce tripping hazard

Hi, I have removed the sliding door between dining room and conservatory, but with the 20mm insulation and underfloor heating mats, there will be approx 30-35mm height difference between the two floors. I want to lay the same laminate through both rooms with as seamless a threshold as possible...

Hi, I have a similar issue between my conservatory and dining room where i've removed the sliding door. The height difference is 30mm, any suggestions on ramp products i can use to address this issue? The most i can find online only have up to 20mm rebate

Hi, confident DIYer but never done something like this before... we've recently had our conservatory upgraded with a solid lightweight roof and new frame and glazing and built up the existing dwarf wall to full height (block and Brock with cavity) adjacent to the neighbours (previously just...

Hi Everyone, I'm having a similar issue in a retro fitted lightweight solid roof on my conservatory. The existing structure has a dwarf wall adjacent to the neighbor which has been built up to full height (block and brick with cavity insulation) then dot and dab boarded and skimmed. I seem to...