Recent content by Koshi

Hi, i've repaired this section of wall and built up with sand/cement.. i need to bring up as a finish filling a depth of around 2.5cm and then paint same as rest of the wall... whats the best method? Thanks in advance!

cool thanks.... starting tuesday wahoooooo

Just checking a quote of 1500 + materials is about right from a mate of a mate: Using acrojacks to hold up joists will removing rotten wood and fitting with new, bricking up walls, fitting backerboards, fitting already purchased shower unit, tiling / straight forward plumbing etc attached some...

Hi.. i'm sorting out my bathroom in my converted Victorian terrace flat to fit new shower etc, few damp issues which im in the process of sorting slowly. A company quoted for the following to be done: 1) To apply anti-sulphate onto the brickwork. 2) To plaster the wall with sand and cement...

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Hi, i'm working on my bathroom damp issues, and wondering if you have any recommendations or advise for Salt Neutraliser / anti-sulphate? where do i get it? based in Sussex UK. thanks in advance. Bathroom 1) To apply anti-sulphate onto the brickwork. 2) To plaster the wall with sand and cement...

bump! - any recommendations on the Salt Neutraliser / anti-sulphate? many thanks.

Hi, heres my project https://projectflat.wordpress.com/ - the next stage is getting the materials starting with salt neutraliser / anti-sulphate.... any preferred suppliers? Many thanks, Gavin

Hi, im working on damp proofing my bathroom and i'm going to try and do what the professional quoted, i do have some building experiance and have hacked off the plasterboard down to the brick in prep of the below. Could you advise of a decent supplier (ideally i can pick up from Sussex/uk)...

Hi again.... got a pro in and he listed the below, so i'm going to give it a go myself.. Any preferred supplier of the Salt Neutraliser / anti-sulphate? ideally i can drive somewhere to pick it up, seems online delivery most places... thanks.... Bathroom 1) To apply anti-sulphate onto the...

Ok, might get a pro round and have a look, whats the general process for treating damp? DPC first, then stabilising solutions, then? many thanks.

I'l look into doing this myself using dryzone, looks like a good product.... or how much would it cost to be done professionally do you think?

its been stripped for nearly 2 years and still damp, the shower was leaking but stop that when i took it all out..... cheers

Hi, hope you can advise... i purchase my c1900 flat and during bathroom renovation i discovered low down damp which i presume if rising damp. I'm looking at DPC'ing this with DryZone, any good? Also from the pics, i've taken the plaster off down to the red bricks, they are quite brittle so is...