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  1. HenryGregory

    Rough idea on price for mounting TV to pasterboard?

    An update for you all. I got a company in who charged less. Still a lot but less money. They managed to do everything but could not run a brush panel at plug socket level and one behind tv. The reason for this was because there is a horizontal length of timber behind the plaster running about...
  2. HenryGregory

    Rough idea on price for mounting TV to pasterboard?

    Thanks for your post, very fair comments and you are 100% right on the bracket. I did point this out, but I presume he will use extra strong ones and at least for the cost, I know if it flies off the wall, he will have to sort me out. I do have all of the tools, I have a drill, cable detector...
  3. HenryGregory

    Rough idea on price for mounting TV to pasterboard?

    Thanks! I have done a lot in the house, but I am not willing to attempt hacking my walls around! I cannot stand when you have to plaster over holes and can't get it perfect, so as much as I would love to, I really don't feel confident enough which is why I thought I would get the professionals...
  4. HenryGregory

    Rough idea on price for mounting TV to pasterboard?

    No doesn't include the tv but does include bracket. They will not be doing any electrical work that requires signing off as there are already plug points in relevant places. They will just be making some square holes in plaster and adding brush plates plus fishing through all cables needed...
  5. HenryGregory

    Rough idea on price for mounting TV to pasterboard?

    Hi there, I am in a one year old house. Got one company out to do a quote for me. I want a 46inch screen mounting to a partition wall in a front bedroom. It is a plasterboard wall and has a bedroom the otherside of it. There are battens behind it. The have quoted me £390 to supply an...
  6. HenryGregory

    Turf keeps dying

    Thank you for your post. By "start again", would that be: Remove everything that is currently there. Remove any rubble or flint. Strip back some of the clay. Install at least 100mm of topsoil as per 10.2.9 of NHBC Standards 2018 (as this house was built in 2018). Lay fresh turf? I need to go...
  7. HenryGregory

    Turf keeps dying

    Hi there, I moved into my new-build in July 2018. The lawn was in an awful state on the day I got my keys and had clearly not been looked after between my viewing the home and becoming the owner. During the course of my time here, I have laid thousands and thousands of seeds, dug out some...
  8. HenryGregory

    Neatening Electric Cable

    The plug socket this wire originates from is along the other side of the room. I have had to run it along the skirting board, along the bottom of the stairs to upstairs and then into this cupboard. So there are no sockets near I could drill through. Silly design. Can't understand why they didn't...
  9. HenryGregory

    New Build - Parts of roof keep falling off

    Just to confirm, pic of the tile is not zoomed. Yes grass is long as it keeps dying. Builders told me to let it grow long, but it is still going brown and dying! I dug a few holes and there is no top soil, just thick clay. Picture of roof is zoomed to help see where the bit embedded in the lawn...
  10. HenryGregory

    Neatening Electric Cable

    Hi there, Just wondering if anyone has any ideas for ways to or products to use to neaten power lead. I am in a new build. I have two cupboards the builders neglected to put power sockets in to. At the moment, I have a 13amp extension lead going into the cupboards from a near by socket, but it...
  11. HenryGregory

    New Build - Parts of roof keep falling off

    Thank you everyone who posted. Have just got on to them now and asked that they come and do a full inspection of the roof. It is absolutely pouring down here but no sign of any leakage in the roof so looks as though I am ok. To top it off, the gutter is now leaking water everywhere. They have...
  12. HenryGregory

    Outside of shed storage advice

    Good suggestion, I had been thinking of that but didn't know they did such slim ones. This is a good potential option for watering garden. Tank is a little pricey but something I can look in to. Hmm, there isn't anymore cement base other than exactly where it is. It is also the most ricketey...
  13. HenryGregory

    New Build - Parts of roof keep falling off

    Hi, I have been in my new build since July 2018. I have had a woeful number of snagging issues. One of which was loose roof tiles. The builders have sent someone out twice to sort them out. I returned home tonight to find the following in my back garden. Thank god it was the back as if it had...
  14. HenryGregory

    Outside of shed storage advice

    Hi, My shed has quite a lot of space on two sides between the shed and the garden fence. It would be ideal if my wheelie bins would fit along the side, but unfortunately, they are too large. Does anyone have any ideas of what I could do with these side areas? I was thinking that on one side...
  15. HenryGregory

    MVHR Not venting kitchen air

    Thank you everyone for your replies. I totally agree, a kitchen extractor that doesn't vent out is a total waste of time, and I was quite surprised they had not vented out as it would have barely cost the builders anything to do this. I am in shock that they have washed their hands of this and...
  16. HenryGregory

    MVHR Not venting kitchen air

    Hi, My new build is a year old last month. I have been battling for a year now to get snagging issues resolved. It has become a second job to me. The property benefits from a MVHR. The kitchen has a MVHR suction pipe in the ceiling. There is a boost switch on the wall. There is an extractor...
  17. HenryGregory

    Issues Wall Mounting TV

    Thanks, really useful. At least now I know how it was done. The electrician was drilling from inside through to outside, once he had completed the hole, that is when some started coming through. I think his drill bit was helping to make them come out. They didn't continue to pour out so maybe...
  18. HenryGregory

    Issues Wall Mounting TV

    Thank you everyone for your posts. I think you might be very right about dot-n-dab. On the opposite side of the house (the non-semi detached side if you know what I mean) I screwed a clothes pole up in the storage cupboard. The side that faced my neighbour was an absolute bugger to drill through...
  19. HenryGregory

    Issues Wall Mounting TV

    I am have a few concerns regarding mounting my TV. I am in a 1 year old new build with plasterboard walls. My stud and power lead detector is flagging up studs or power on almost every single part of the wall I want to put it on. Behind the wall is breeze block and then nothing as I am end of...
  20. HenryGregory

    Fence Advice

    Morning, Thank you for your post. I am glad you are agreeing on concrete boards/paving slabs. My frustration is that I have no issues from any other neighbours, to back or other side of me. So why should I have to pay for this because their tenant is not bothering to look after their animals. I...
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