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    loft converion

    I have an old terrace house and was thinking of coverting my loft just for storage use - no windows required. Any advice on this - the beams on the roof and floor are both 3x2" I was basically just going to board over the floor and platerboad the walls. (hopefully cutting down the dust...and...
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    Cracked Grout

    Actually I think you may have hit the nail on the head I have a cuboard outside the bathroom with a dryer on a shelve it could possible be the vibrations from it. Strangely enough though it is the two walls that are furthest from the dryer that have the cracks! :?
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    Cracked Grout

    It was the powder type that you mix with water.
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    Cracked Grout

    The tiles R us brand, flexable, waterproof - suitable for showers (apparently)
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    Cracked Grout

    Bugger. Slight problem, got the tiles from tiles R us closing down sale. No more stock. Sh*t. Any other advise? :(
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    Cracked Grout

    Down the joints all vertical no horizontal cracks.
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    Cracked Grout

    Hi guys, Any advice on grouting - the grout in my shower keeps cracking and I'm concerned it's going to allow water seepage. I used 20mm ply board water proof and flexable adhesive and grout and it has still cracked. But only in the shower! Any advise on weather it may be the steam or...
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    Wall tiling methods

    Cheers Jon, Waht would you define as large? The tiles I have are 25 x 33.
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    Wall tiling methods

    Hi, I'm about to start tiling my second bathroom. The surface is a mixture of tiling over the old tiles and tiling on to exteror ply(new shower cubical built). Any advice on the best method of applying the tiles - dot n dab or wavey lines with a trowel. what is the difference because a few...
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    Tiling on concrete wall

    This may sound like a silly question as I've seen tiles laid on a concrete floor, but is it feasible to tile on top of a newly rendered wall or is best to have it plastered first?
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    shed damp proof

    Hi Guys I've just finished building a new shed and as the winters here I was going to wait until spring before I get it rendered. (it's made from blocks) The only thing is the wall are constantly wet with the rain and I'm afraid my tools will rust, would it be ok to just paint it until the...
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    building a shed

    I was thinking of thickening up the front wall of the shed so it acts a retaining wall but yer it would be a better idea to build it seperatly just infront of the shed. would certainly stop the damp. I suppose I was just looking at what everyone else had done and foolishly copying! One...
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    building a shed

    Hi tex, It will still be on a slope approx 1m down on the low side. Was hoping to straighten out the garden against it and put a lawn down. It's going to be 4m x 3m and which is 1m off the width of my garden. I was planning on building it approx 2.3m high I'm sure this will be ok as it is...
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    building a shed

    Ha ha cheers tex. Yer after a lot of thought I've decided to build it in the middle of the garden instead. Perhaps I could build one of those geezaboo japanese things down there instead............ :)
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    shed electrics

    other than the armoured cable does the setup sound ok or should I subsitute the powerbraker in the house for a DP switch and use the powebreaker FCU in the shed?
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    shed electrics

    Hey guys I know theres been a couple of posts on this but I'm still a bit unsure. I'm about to stat building a shed so would like to bury the electrics before I start. I have a spare 10mm cable that was used for an electric shower which I've taken out. I was going to connect the 10mm cable...
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    building a shed

    Masona - don't spose you could advise how I put a drawing on here? Been trying for ages to no avail! :oops:
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    building a shed

    thanks for the reply guys. The only thing that I forgot to mention is that the shed will be built at the bottom of my garden which is on a considerable slope. I was going to section off the area where the shed will be built an straighten the garden out. Some of the shed will be below ground...
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    building a shed

    hi, I'm about to build a shed at the bottom of my garden. A couple of my neibours have them but say they are quite damp. I don't feel confident to build a double skin wall - does anyone know if I build the shed with the blocks layed flat will the water be able to penetrate through 9" of...
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    radiator feed

    hey guys I've moved one of my radiators and was wondering - do you ahve to coneect the pipes back up to the radiator the oroginal way or could you attached either pipe to either end? :?
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