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There is also available a 1mtre x 10 metre roll of pre prepared GRP now available, sorry hav' nt got a site for you too see, but instead of undercoat then topcoat and a lot of hassle of you don't get the mix correct it comes on a roll as said ,peel off the underside, place it on osb pell off...

Grp topcoat is available in several colours from leading roofing companies but you have to know what you are doing to apply it, I don't think you will match your existing with any form of colourant due to weathering.

I,ve had this one as well and I think the artex was of the old asbestos variety which seems very absorbant to moisture and parts company with the substrate at the drop of a hat, Knowing full well that it should be dispersed of in a proper manner by a responsible company :D [oh really] steaming...

Screed first,then studwork[presumably], screed should be at least75mm thick to avoid Tickly T's well pointed out possible problem.

Your new concrete will dry at 1mm per day so you know the depth and you have the drying time,not sure if latex or other self leveling compounds should be laid on un-dried concrete,it may lead to problems with your final floor finish in the future.

Why not mask off the lower panels on your doors and paint them in gloss version of your wall colour, gives it a bit of twist

What a great expression R.C very succinct :lol: You will never match the artex pattern as posted, no two people will create the same pattern ever and broken leather i.e applied with plastic wrapped round a sponge, you have no chance with either re- creating the same mixture ar applying it .Go...

What, the one I just set fire to :lol:

I'me thinking clinker blocks from your desciption, normally built at skirting, dado and picture rail height for ease of fixings, they are not the best at breathing to maintain dry wall areas but there still could be an underlying problem within the area described.I would hack off the entire...

I lied, I'me sitting in the corridor to the office now, dos'nt open till 9 am Monday but I'me first in and you've lost. :lol:

Totally agree with T.M, if it's just the skim blown then the undercoat was'nt scratched or prepared properly or if the undercoat has blown as well then you may have a underlying damp problem

R.C you are not going to get bored, leave technology alone and chill, have a nice one. :D

Erm, O.K I'll save the phone cost and bow to greater knowledge. :cry:

Yep! 24 month guarantee on all work, in writing, but does'nt cover breakdown of manufacturers fitted appliances or fixtures and fittings as supplied by me or the customer, you have to cover your bottom.

Plasters are the minimal patches, what about coloured bandages or castes, someone is going to end up marketing this, in fact Ime off to the patent office, :lol:

I don't consider myself rascist but to me , and I'me sure I'll be reprimanded for this ,Ethnic minorities [ or is it now majorities ] do not think the same as us Brits. Day to day living is what counts no-matter who gets hurt, ripped off or whatever and it is now totaly out of control. The...

What a guy!

By God you have to take your hat off to Fred but who put the ladders up prior to the climb, what a life that man lived!

Could be on the right track, a Hygrometer survey by a CRST qualified person will determine if it is condensation and thats a good place to start. Anyone put a Protimeter [ damp meter ] on the walls to determine height and density of dampness? A survey [ normally free of charge ] will determine...

Looks like one of them nice smell devices, not supplied by Anne Summers :D