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Looks like a mix of kandla grey and buff indian sandstone

Hi, just about to do this. I've got a dusty concerete garage as well but want to be able to paint over the top of whatever I seal it with. Can I use a watered down SBR solution for this and it will still accept paint. May also do this for the tiled floor if suitable. Looking online there are...

You can tile direct to the concrete with external tile adhesive. May be worth adding a slight fall to the concrete base so it's all at the right levels

Another update. I've had the electrician out and he's replaced the extractor fan and found quite a lot of moisture around it. This seemed to fix the problem but the tripping has come back. It's always either the lights circuit or the RCBB that serves that side. Not sure what else was checked...

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Thanks for all the replies all. Most of which went over my head :) As way of an update, I sent an electrician over to take a look but there were no faults. I think the tenant reset the trips and all was working so they assumed all was ok. They also replaced a bulb which had blown but not sure...

As the kids are small you may be able to split the bottom bedroom similar to the below and keep the bathroom where it is If I've got the scale roughly correct they shouldn't be too small rooms (single beds in blue for scale) Storage in red.

Why is he rude. He's rebuilt it and asked about filling in the bottom pieces and people are telling him to burn it? You may be able to use some plastic soffit board along the lower edges and tuck in under the loglap to keep the water out

You wont be able to sand some corners as it's down to the metal already so you'll need to fill and blend somehow. Not the best plastering job

Hi Could someone tell me if this board has the left hand items controlled by the left green switch and the right side by the right green switch. The previous board didn’t have them split Tenant has lost shower and lights so guess the right one just needs lifting and then try and see why it has...

thanks for the help, will give it a go

They will most like be behind the plasterboard on the walls rather than in the floor

Perfect thanks, And this can be left without any tiles on for a period of time and still be ok or will it wear off.

Hi I have a concrete floor in my extension that will eventually be tiled (ceramic) when all is finished What's the best thing to use to seal the floor to prevent all the dust but also allow it to be tiled in a few months time? It's around 30sqm Thanks in advance

Also worth looking into a backup system, either an external hard drive or cloud based system.

I'd go macbook and if he needs a large screen for at home he can run that from the macbook and use a wireless mouse

Do you know the height of the padstone? Looks like it's been packed top and bottom with mortar

What would you do if there could be no insulation in front of the pillars and just between? Could plasterboard go directly on the pillar or would it need something behind it as it's single skin?

Only issue I can see is the fact that you can't add any insulation in front of the pillars

On your last pic you could you put the sink on the grey (shaded) wall and then most of the sinks pipework would be hidden behind the bath. I'd also go for as large a shower as you can as the cost is not a great deal more