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Thanks for the reply, i may just do this once they have gone, hang ones side by side and then drill and stick some bolts through. reckon that will be the best soultion? rather than hanging some larger ones in-between Just worried after paying out so much for it to be done(hoping for hassle...

Could i add some bigger joists myself after or well get another roofing company to take a look and see if something can done maybe to strength in? Worried it will sag now as i did all this work to make it hassle free for as long as possible I could see the joist timber is smaller than the one...

no just leaving external door going into the room just extra space but not a proper room. i got in a well known roofing company so just trusted their judgement on what would work out. Will it sag quickly? they added a brick to take the weight on the front they said? would i be better taking...

i duno, i left it to a long well established roofing company so thought they would know what they are doing Do you think they will sag quickly? is there anything i can do now? rubber is all one. they have one more day to trim it up and they will be gone. not sure how they are going to build up...

Hello, Currently getting my conservatory windows lifted and a proper roof added on (well i say proper) Flat rubber roof. Its being tied into my utility room roof and all replaced with one big roof. I am after advice as the room has quite a lot of glass so i could want to insulate the roof and...

Thanks I was just going to take off the back of this socket on the garage ring, and run it over via the same system to have linked me to.

thanks for them links I'll take a look :)

I was going to run the cable over and do all the main bits and get a spark in to connect it up as have a little unit in the garage hopefully fit an rcd

Hi I only wanted two sockets for a TV and fridge and a light in the shed. What's my best way could I just span some amounted cable overhead as only a small space. Cant go underground as patio is laid Thanks

Morning all! Just had a small 5ft wall built with some brick piers topped with some indian sandstone Is it advisable to spray the wall and sandstone with some water seal, seen everbuild do a waterseal, and loads of other branded ones cheap. I was going to spray the wall and the indian...

Decided to just use some basic 6mm thick foam floor insulation, then 11mm osb board. Then some decent 8mm underlay and carpet. Got to be better than it is now Cheers :)

Yeah got a new insulated roof going on, so hopefully with that and some carpet on floor itll be more usable. Just going to board and carpet it I reckon Cheers

Hellooo Currently got a concrete slab floor in conservatory with tiles straight over. Tiles are only thin so no great benefits removing to gain a few mm. I dont think? Currently got about 25/26mm space. I was looking at insualtion then chipbaord and then carpet but don't have the depth. Would...

Afternoon! Looking into a loft conversion for added space but the more I look into it the more awkward it looks due to having a hip roof and space is actually quite tight. Front and back of the house is were the small peak is and the sides have are the large sides. One side has a strange bay...

Thanks for the reply, yeah its just rain water from the guttering that runs down into this grid. I do have other rainwater grids around the house which have the same rainwater guttering into them, along with bathroom sink & bath, and kitchen sink and dishwasher etc and when i did the back...

Afternoon all, Whats my best bet here, surely this is not a legit way to brick over a grid. Its a conservatory hence why its probably been done as no building regs to rules to follow 'as such' Would i bet best digging down to locate drainage and extend draining pipework and have the grid...

Not sure what do about the drain, but I will speak with a builder over that see if it can be moved! god knows why they didn't sort it before building the dwarf wall!

Thanks for the info, Ill be getting someone in to do the work, If was to nock it down and do it as a proper extension i estimated to be around 10-15k so exploring other options like the framing it up and fitting a full flat roof. The rendaboard sounds like a good idea to match it all. Cheers :)

Thanks, I have looked at them and they looks very good, I probably would go down that route is it was stand alone and didn't want to match the height of the utility room next to it. May need to get someone round to take a look to see if there is a way to support a flat roof as I presume they are...

Another think i was thinking of trying to brick some of it up and just add large windows rather than ring all glass but not sure on depth of current footings etc and wether I need building control for that? Then I should support a flat roof? Or Can you timber frame it all from the dwarf...