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Yes my roof is like that but the ceiling joists run in the opposite direction to wall that I want to knock down, So at present the ceiling joist run over the top of the wall and thus are partly supported by it.

Hi all, I am looking to knock down a wall upstairs. The house was originally extended out to the side, the full length of the house and the small 3rd bedroom was used as a corridor to the extension upstairs. I want to knock the old bedroom area into the landing and create a bigger, lighter...

Hi all, I am in the process of re-fitting a kitchen. I want to have an island sink unit but do not know the best way to get rid of the waste. I will be laying new floor tiles anyway so was looking at maybe going under the floor to the gully outside the kitchen. There looks to be a spigot...

Thanks again. I will use the 18mm free bee for something else and price up some 25mm marine ply. :D

Thanks for the advice gcol. Have had an offer of 18mm ply (not marine or water proof) for free. Enough to cover the area I am tiling. Would it be ok to use this and then put 6mm marine ply on top? I would stagger the joints again with the 6mm ply. Or would I be better off just buying 22m...

Hi all, I am going to tile a bathroom floor and will be using Plywood as the base for the tiles. Will plywood on its own (no floor board just straight onto the joists) be ok. The ply I am using is 22 mm thick? Any help appreciated