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  1. markjg123

    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    I'm trying to avoid making even more holes in the wall because it's wallpapered. I'll remove a socket first of all and have a look behind it and report back here.
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    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    I'm just completely puzzled. I can't be sure it's a stud I'm hitting 65mm in with the screwdriver in the photo, but if it is and 62.5mm insulated plasterboard has been attached to these studs, then what is the studfinder detecting at 400mm intervals on the wall? Could it be screw heads and...
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    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    No loft I'm afraid
  4. markjg123

    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    I'm in Scotland. I'll contact the local building control department.
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    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    I don't have the planning documents. Possibly with the council or solicitor? The external walls are stone. It's a listed building and based on an old Google maps image I suspect all that existed was the outer stone shell and slate roof. I was repairing a wall socket elsewhere in the flat and...
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    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    Would that be like 5 layers of 12.5mm board for example? Why would it be like that with the stud so far back from the wall face?
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    65mm plasterboard. Is this possible?

    Another interesting find in my weird and wacky mill conversion flat. The previous owner took down their tv bracket and I'm just getting round to replacing it. I've just checked the depth of the existing screw holes and they are about 65mm deep before I hit anything solid, which I assume is a...
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    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    Job done. Thanks for all the advice.
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    Fitting shower storage basket

    I'm fitting a corner storage basket secured with screws in the shower. The instructions show silicone being used to maintain water tightness, but it's unclear if it goes into the screw hole before the plug, or around the rim of the inserted plug, or even into the plug itself. Any suggestions...
  10. markjg123

    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    Phew! I've got those two parts. Will fit when I get time.
  11. markjg123

    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    I've already bought and opened the other recommended parts :(
  12. markjg123

    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    What height should the top of the standpipe be at?
  13. markjg123

    Tiny black flies on bathroom window

    Maybe they'll decide to leave of their own accord :(
  14. markjg123

    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    What height should the top of the standpipe be at?
  15. markjg123

    Tiny black flies on bathroom window

    No plants.
  16. markjg123

    Tiny black flies on bathroom window

    These are tiny flies. 2-3mm at the most. An Internet search suggests cluster flies are bigger and these might be drain flies. Anyone had and got rid of these?
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    Tiny black flies on bathroom window

    What does that do?
  18. markjg123

    Tiny black flies on bathroom window

    Can anyone identify this type of fly and advise on how to permanently get rid of them? They're about 2mm long, black or possibly very dark brown. They're appearing on the bathroom window in small numbers every day. They appear to be fixated by the window. If I flick one onto the sill they...
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    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    It's already got one on the hose. Possibly hard to see in the photo and maybe not being used correctly.
  20. markjg123

    Washing machine drain hose siliconed into waste pipe. Why?

    Thanks very much for your help. Could be a Sunday afternoon improvement job :giggle:
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