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I did look at that but that needs a bigger slope angle than I have!

must be the bad spelling of the domain and user error on my part!!

Thanks for that, on my old summer house I simply laid the felt on the osb , folded it over and secured it to the underside then used some cladding nailed to the edge of the osb. A bit of investigation leads me to the following idea. fix some batten to the front and sides of the osb (on the...

Mrrusty thanks for all your help, I ended up going with tyvek house rap as it was only about £15 more and I reckon it will be easier to sell on ebay.

I know its treated, but surely a light sanding outside with mask and dust collection cant be that bad

Does epdm need special edging trims? I was going to use lengths of cladding fixed to the roof edges is that ok?

was a little confused as to iwy stands for google says its I want you ( thanks but Im already taken;) ) well i have emailed them but i did put in the length and width and it gave me the square M. price was reduced from £177. But as the old saying goes " if it looks too good to be true" So...

Hi All I am looking at using epdm on the roof of my summerhouse (18mm osb) should i put any sort of barrier between the osb and epdm? (to me it seems obvious to just glue it to the board) roughly how much adhesive would I need for 18m2? for this size roof would 1.14mm be ok? I have been looking...

ok, so noneed to wrap it in wpm ( I have loads left over Maybe i didnt explain very well it the base of the frame will be sitting in the 4" part ( so the wall will be 4" thick) Not sure what that is maybe I will look at the costs That makes sense . I guess there is no hard and fast rule. I...

Mr Rusty Thanks for your reply. I have cut the timber for the frame based on a 25mm over hang of the base so that the centre of the 4x2 sits on the frame, so add on the battens and cladding and the overhang is about 60mm , Do you see a problem with this? I was hoping to avoid sheathing the...

Revitalising this post with an update (and more questions) The foundations are in, the wooden base laid (4" high 2"wide) and insulated and the sub floor (18mm osb) fitted. I have cut the main timbers to size ready to fit the frame in place. The frame will be 4 x2 (4"wide 2" high) I am sure...

Thanks. Thats what we have a dog for !!!! I will probably sand them down and either stain or colour wash and varnish for protection.

thanks for that but i dont really want laminate

Hi all I am in the process of building a summer house 4.6m x 2.4m the base is 4 x2 3 lengths across the 4.6m and front to back is on 500 centres. On top of this there is 18mm osb3. Originally I was looking at reclaimed floorboards, but that is a bit beyond my budget. Then I thought of 6x1...

Yes very hard water Thats why I am typing with one hand lol. It was a case of needs must! but, apart from a little scrape on the arm I am ok ( the drain was slowly draining and had had several bathfuls pored down it. But good sensible advice!

That makes sense It will definately be the terminations in the case! Its been a fair few years since I terminated any cat hence the desire to buy ready made cables lol

Thanks for that can I usk why- not questioning it but i just presumed sheilded would be better

Last question - I promise ( well until I come to buy the wap/switcher! for my purpose- running externally to home office should I go for shielded or un shielded cable?? Thanks

Thanks for the advice, but running water after youve pulled the plug do you mean after the sink /bath has finished draining?

Replying to my own post. I managed to move the pipe and get my hand in the drain The trap is like an N lipped 180 deg to the left I removed about 3 solid handfuls of gunk. I didnt feel like fat and was white so I suspect washing powder. I flushed it with a hosepipe and then poured a gallon or...