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Thank you for your reply. Do you think there’s anything to worry about? Have you seen asbestos something like this?

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Thank you for your reply. If it was your house and you’d pulled the ceiling down and found that would you even think about it being asbestos? Am I completely over thinking this?

I have no idea if it generated lots of fibres, here wasn’t much dust from it. Every small piece (a few cms in size) that broke away wouldn’t that potentially release millions of fibres? This is all new to me and I’m just going by what I’m reading on the internet, which indicates we’ve messed up...

Once the first part came away we pulled down a lot of this without knowing it could be asbestos. It was probably a 4x6 plasterboard size in small bits

Any other thoughts from anyone?

Any other thoughts from anyone?

I’ve done some more research today and I’m convinced it’s asbestos. The white fibres weren’t clumped together like photos on google show for horse hair. I’m absolutely devastated

I’ve done some more research today and I’m convinced it’s asbestos. The white fibres weren’t clumped together like photos on google show for horse hair. I’m absolutely devastated

This is the only photo I have of before which isn’t great. I’ve promised hubby no more DIY.

Hi this is the only photo I have which isn’t great as most of the grey stuff I’m worried about fell off

Thank you, a builder came out last week and re boarded and plastered it. I’m worrying myself sick over it though I know there’s nothing that can be done

Thank you, a builder came out last week and re boarded and plastered it. I’m worrying myself sick over it though I know there’s nothing that can be done

Hi, we live in a ex council house built late 1940-1950s. It has a coal shed/ toilet built on the side. The roof is flat, there’s no corrugated sheeting. The roofs been leaking and a huge part of the ceiling fell away It left behind what looked like a mortar mix and a metal grid. There was some...

Hi, we live in a ex council house built late 1940-1950s. It has a coal shed/ toilet built on the side. The roof is flat, there’s no corrugated sheeting. The roofs been leaking and a huge part of the ceiling fell away It left behind what looked like a mortar mix and a metal grid. There was some...