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and just to be clear..there is no need either for pvc conduit of any kind?

Trim the angle? That’s what I plan.

I’m Building an angled understairs door liner for a wc in the opening. For the angled section of the frame can I just make use of the angled section in the frame work as is ? (Then pack it out to the depth of the frame after?) reason being I want to keep the notch off the door as small as...

Making a door liner for an understairs WC toilet I know the typical gap around the top and sides is 1/8" (about 3mm) but for the bottom what is typical (especially if the small room has an extractor fan needed replacement air when on? the laminate floor going on floor under the door is 15mm...

Ok thank for the help appreciate it

Sorry can you please clarify? 1) no bonding coat= do not use a bonding coat? or 2) no, bonding coat=as in i SHOULD use bonding coat? if 2) what is bonding coat? is it different stuff altogether or just a different mix ratio of normal plaster or somthing? area quite small, see picture. Both...

iv never plastered before so it could be in my favour to have two coats....o_O sort of a take two approach after learning on the first coat. is it ok to do two coats with standard plaster...not some other 'bonding' plaster like i think i saw somewhere

I have a stud wall that has finished depth of pretty much spot on 100mm I have planed timber door lining that is about 108mm is 4mm on each side too much to ask of skimcoat? should i be thinking of getting 2-3mm off the door lining timber or is there smarter ways to do this?

I have a stud wall that has finished depth of pretty much spot on 100mm I have planed timber door lining that is about 108mm is 4mm on each side too much to ask of skimcoat? should i be thinking of getting 2-3mm off the door lining timber or is there smarter ways to do this?

Wonderful thanks

Yes mainly sound muffling not so much for insulation properties ok so I don’t have to worry about having the cable covered in rokwool at all? what if it’s looped in with extractor fan for the wc?

Hi chaps. I’ll be getting a sparky in to do the work but I’d like to know what options are. have a stud wall which , as you can see, I am stuffing with rokwool for sound and heat insulation for understairs WC. As you can also see there is a planned light switch in the wall. Iv read you can’t...

Ok I understand what you mean, thanks

Thank Ken but I read in a few places that SLC should be used for depths greater than a few mm?

Hi mate, thanks for reply! Im Thinking of using self levelling compound before laying the tiles so would do the repairs before the slc Would you still Suggest tile adhesive in that case?

Ok thanks you

Before tiling on concrete What’s the best thing to repair deep (5mm+) holes/divots/chips out of concrete?

I’m about to tile a very small Wc flow (1.3x0.8m). Subfloor is solid concrete and is by and large quite level. In any case I plan to pour a dose of self levelling compound over the area Just to give a perfect base for tiling. I have two questions 1) what’s best way to repair deeper localised...

I am using plasterboard on an angled understairs wc ceiling. Which is typically used for a ceiling or does it make any difference? 9.5mm or 12.5 min?

you can see image ? i uploaded again