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    Solid Wall Outrigger Conversion

    Also how to I approach the window reveals?
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    Solid Wall Outrigger Conversion

    Brilliant thanks again @noseall. Just to clarify - breather membrane against the inner brickwork, 50mm PIR (tape joints), build a stud against it (fixed to the floor and ceiling I presume), fill with PIR and finish with plasterboard. If bringing water through the boards do I just seal around...
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    Solid Wall Outrigger Conversion

    Thank you @noseall, top tips and certainly seems less work. So it’s ok to an attach PIR directly to the wall as long as it’s over a breather membrane/DPM? I had in my head I needed a stud wall sitting off the face, acting as a type of cavity I guess?! Cheers
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    Solid Wall Outrigger Conversion

    Hello, I’m after some advice please… I have a solid wall construction outrigger, previously used as a utility room but due to lack of ventilation has formed mould and damp internally. My plan is to turn this into a downstairs toilet (same as the room directly above), I am going to create stud...
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    Solid brick wall (outbuilding) - internal brick painted

    Hi, I have a double height solid brick construction outbuilding attached to my house. Upstairs is used as a WC (not sure on construction method internally). Downstairs currently houses the washer and dryer. I would like to make this a food store and add a small sink. I will also be bricking up...
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    Rotten Joists and sump pumps... should I avoid?

    Thanks Doggit really appreciate the input. I went back today, the soil does seem high up on the gable end!
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    Rotten Joists and sump pumps... should I avoid?

    Hi Doggit Thanks very much for getting back to me. I’ve checked underneath the wooden structure of the floor and it appears to be hollow. Does this mean I can remove the timber without affecting the original foundations - it doesn’t seem to be supporting anything? The pumps are newly...
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    Rotten Joists and sump pumps... should I avoid?

    Hello All, There are a couple of parts to my question if anyone could possibly help... I am currently looking at purchasing an old period property. The cellars have been converted and installed with 2 sump pumps. The company that have installed the pits, membranes and pumps have built up the...
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