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Ah, i just noticed that there are both meshed membranes and those without mesh - the meshed seem to be for those wanting to plaster directly on top of the membrane, and the non-meshed for those wanting to use insulation in a stud wall.

That's brilliant, thank you. Should I use the non-meshed membrane if I plan to put a stud wall over it? Or must it be "Newlath"?

Thanks freddy :) So are you saying the "free to drain" method is best in this case? Described in the link you posted?

Hi, we're in the process of purchasing a property where the ground level is at 1st floor at the front, and basement level at the back (so 2 levels). We want to convert the basement to a liveable area, but two of the rooms, on the left side of the house, have damp issues to the exterior walls...

Hi JohnD, thanks for your reply. The switch that tripped was the main one in my flat which powers all the electricity (excluding lights). I think it is an RCD. After it happened a couple of times though I plugged the dishwasher into an extension lead which has a built-in circuit breaker so...

Hi, I have recently acquired the above dishwasher however when i start a program it runs for about 4-5 mins and then trips the breaker switch in my home. If i turn the switch back on then the program resumes and within 30-45 seconds it trips again. I opened up the machine and took the...