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Also, just to add to everyone's comments above, you need a lot more fixings than that in ceiling boards!

Where did you bring it from?

Did you go to look at a job for wonderwire by any chance?

Just seems a bit odd to me. So is this just up to dpc? Seems pretty high for that. If they're using those engineering bricks for the whole thing then that's ridiculous. If it's being rendered on the outside you should be using blocks, then can use celcons on the inside.

They are fairly tight holes (ooooer) so I would probably just run a bead of sealant around them, something like ct1

Looking to buy this property. If we are successful we would like to extend at some stage. Just to 'fill' in and square off the section you see in the photos. Area is approx 2.5 X 2 m2 Easy access. Mr brother lives down the road and had to dig 1m foundations for his extension. Anyone have a...

Thanks lads, will whip one off and take it wth me

I think he is referring to ties such as these...

Could someone identify these hip tiles for me please, ta!

If you're intent on using an adhesive to bond to the upvc, I would reocmmend this http://www.electricaleurope.com/en/gb/C-Tec-Power-Grab-n-Bond-Construction-Vertical-Bonding-Industrial-Adhesive/m-2214.aspx?PartnerID=1&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=UnitedKingdom

On a refurb at the moment, knots haven't been treated and are showing through gloss work on all doors. What's the best way of sorting? Spot priming or is there a recommend primer/undercoat/knot sealer that we can paint all the doors with one coat then normal undercoat top coat? Maybe a zinnser...

Not to sound arrogant, but my brother and I have 5 buy to lets as it stands, and plan on more. However was just after a decent scheme where I can chuck £150 or so in a month. Are there some where you get government inputs also?

As title, can anyone recommend a pension scheme for a self employed trader? Need to sort it out asap!

Slightly more mot?

I find some of the sheds quite cheap for multi finish/ mastercrete cement/ plaster boards etc, especially Wickes as they usually have multi buy deals and 10% off if you spend over £10. They're timber is always ****e though. I've got accounts for a lot of merchants and generally just use them...

Has anyone got any opinions what would be best for the sloped ceiling area in this picture? There will be a shower going on the left hand side with a p-shaped bath. Tiles on the verticals and sill etc, but unsure of what to use for the slope? Possibly tiles? Or shower panel?

Remove all of the wall paper and any loose plaster, then either render the patches or undercoat plaster then skim. Make sure whatever you use is fully dry before you tile. Is the floor under the laminate just floorboards at the moment?

As above, if they are rendering that brick return you need to use a render angle bead such as this...

Put a clip either side of the corner, about 100mm away, then it wont sag

You might this useful if you do cut and pitch, almost makes it too easy! In the process of making a small shed for myself at the moment http://www.blocklayer.com/roof/rafter.aspx