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Knock a hole in the ceiling.

It is, they are a really really nice family. Mother, daughter and 2 sons, all lovely :(

I use a Bulldog yellow shafted one, best in the business, I call it Excalibur.

Is that the £8000 a roll stuff that boris used?

I found out my old neighbours daughter died a week after giving birth :cry::cry: She must have been around 30 and had a wicked sense of humour :(

I’d use 4:1 sharp sand and cement.

One of my last ‘covered in ****’ pics :(

I’d put a membrane ontop of the sand too or stuff will grow in it.

4” of sand would be too thick. I’d leave the slabs and build it up with mot first.

What were they called?

Bit about lining here: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/drainage-engineers-chat-lining-drains.484605/

You could always try your insurance if you think there will be more roots in the longer section. If your insurance appointed contractor unlocked and CCTV’d and found no faults, you would make no claim and incur no cost as far as I understand. If your 4mtr section was 100mm pipe I would guess...

If you can afford to loose 100mm then a stud wall 50mm off the house wall packed with Rockwool Soundslab would be decent. It would cost about £150/£160 in materials then need a plasterer to skim it.

Someone else (y)

Water meter contracting for United Utilities. More money, less hours, no wandering around farms looking for leaks, no 3 hour drives to Birmingham and I don’t have to have the van at home (which I hate) so I can get my Clubsport and have a short commute to my new yard :)

Handed in my notice :eek:

You could try a 44mm or put a 2mm spacer down the side of it. https://www.toolstation.com/timber-to-timber-joist-hanger/p46699

What do you do at the minute? Are you self employed, retired or working for someone? I only ask because of how consistently accurate and helpful you are on here.

Come on @Nige F, wake up ;)

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