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  1. Funtimes
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    Are these screws ok for OSB3 on my flatroof?

    I didn't use any glue for fixing the firrings, just screws and countersunk the ones where the firrings got thicker. I'm not sure I'd trust glue...
    Post by: Funtimes, 14 Dec 2020 in forum: Building
  2. Funtimes
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    Are these screws ok for OSB3 on my flatroof?

    You'll fix your firrings to the joist first and then the OSB on top so the screws will pass through to the joist at the thinner end. Towards the...
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Dec 2020 in forum: Building
  3. Funtimes
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    Are these screws ok for OSB3 on my flatroof?

    Yeah sound, something like that, think the ones I used were a shade longer at 65mm.
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Dec 2020 in forum: Building
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    loose floorboards on top of pipes

    Hi Reg, thanks for the suggestion, I managed to chisel out a bit of a channel and put a glazing packer on each joist. Its not the best but at...
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Dec 2020 in forum: Floors, Stairs and Lofts
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    Are these screws ok for OSB3 on my flatroof?

    Hi SS, I've done a couple of flat roofs and used decking screws (for OSB use a length of at least 2.5x the thickness of the board). Those linked...
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Dec 2020 in forum: Building
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    loose floorboards on top of pipes

    Evening all, I lifted up the landing carpet tonight to investigate some loose floorboards that gave been bothering me for forever. I found that 3...
    Thread by: Funtimes, 6 Dec 2020, 3 replies, in forum: Floors, Stairs and Lofts
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    Garden room planning queries

    Hi DevilDamo, thank you so much for your really helpful and detailed response. I'll give it a bit of thought if planning permission or doing it...
    Post by: Funtimes, 17 Nov 2020 in forum: Building Regulations and Planning Permission
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    Garden room planning queries

    Guys sorry if this has been done to death but I couldn't quite find an answer on google and wondered if anyone here could help please? I'm...
    Thread by: Funtimes, 16 Nov 2020, 43 replies, in forum: Building Regulations and Planning Permission
  9. Funtimes
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    Standing water against rear house wall

    Hi Ken, sure thing will get a few snaps up tomorrow when its light. Cheers
    Post by: Funtimes, 26 Oct 2020 in forum: Building
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Thanks Big-all, sounds good to me. I've got fencemate duraposts so it should be fairly easy to take a gravel board out at the bottom if any...
    Post by: Funtimes, 26 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Hi Big-all, it was neglected for many years, remnants of 6 foot concrete fence posts, 1 foot concrete gravel boards, some cheapo fence panels...
    Post by: Funtimes, 26 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Standing water against rear house wall

    Hi Guys, I'm after a bit more advice on this please. I've cut come channels in the concrete but its not had the desired result. The water is not...
    Post by: Funtimes, 26 Oct 2020 in forum: Building
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Well theres years of me thinking 2 metres = 7 foot exactly shattered. I've joined 2X 6 inch wooden gravel boards to make 1 foot ones, fairly...
    Post by: Funtimes, 26 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Its a 6 foot double palisade (I think its called, the ones with the planks of wood at alternative positions either side so ypu can't see through...
    Post by: Funtimes, 25 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Hi Wayners, thank you that sounds good to me, I like belt and braces. Will get to Toolstation for an extra long bit.
    Post by: Funtimes, 25 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Posthole depth slightly short

    Hi all, Just after some advice please if I'm worrying about nothing or not, have got some 3 metre metal fence posts and started digging the holes...
    Thread by: Funtimes, 25 Oct 2020, 10 replies, in forum: In the Garden
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    How to colour concrete slabs.

    I used some of this stuff recently...
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Oct 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    Tanking shed wall, what's best?

    Hi Ruggers, I used Ka tanking slurry to tank the walls and floor of my garage based on recommendations online, I also didn't read anything bad...
    Post by: Funtimes, 10 Oct 2020 in forum: Building
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    First time fencing questions

    20 quid for a nice tight hole, no theres an offer I can't refuse hahaha
    Post by: Funtimes, 19 Sep 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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    First time fencing questions

    Thanks Ktuludays, I'll look around locally and see whats on offer. Doing it right first time and not worrying about it for many years is exactly...
    Post by: Funtimes, 19 Sep 2020 in forum: In the Garden
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