I had this with my turbo max and it was the pressure vessel that had deflated a guy pumped it up from the top of the unit and it was ok for a while but then started playing up again and I had to replace it cast about £300
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I am considering changing my boiler
I have LPG at the moment but it doesnt seem to heat the water very well., it is 12 years old
I have also considered electric and oil
I was just wondering if anyone had any experience of these and which was best?
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Given that this site doesn't allow the asking of ball park figures etc. does anyone know of a site that does, or gives a sample bill for different trades.
I bought sarah beenies book price the job but that seems well out.
It seems like a common question and when ever i need a quote doing i...
the timbers your talking about will span up to about 6 m at 400 centers according to trada
but I joists will go further look on the finnforest web site for finn joists they span over 7m don't know about cost though
don't know sorry.
it could be taking longer because of the dpc surrounding most of the edges? i.e. the only surface the moisture has to escape from is the surface.
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but what i'm really after is whether the plaster on these walls, if origional, the same as the plaster used today. or is it likely to be some cow dung / straw mix.
say a six by two and half meter piece of string taken back to brickwork.
i just need a ball park figure, for a quote on a house i'm looking to buy, is it a tenner or £200. i haven't got a clue when it comes to plastering, just don't want to get ripped off
basically how can i tell if the damp has ruined the plaster in an old house?
basically the walls are very spongy and bulging in a lot of places
but is this the plaster or character?
could it be some thing else that you get in older houses its dated 1820
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you could put a larger beam running in the same direction and between the trusses splitting the span of the 8 m to two 4 m spans and then put some small beams or T section to break the 6.5 m span to two 3.25 m if its only taking ceiling load then it wont need too much steel and you'll get away...
remember that the outer skin is normally non load bearing so the lintel only has to take the self weight of the bricks
the inner leaf takes the roof load and floor loads so it'll probably be fine.
if the steel went all the way to the edge of the brick it would be difficult to hide on an...
fetish dungeon does it for me
I have the same problem
well i did i know what to do now!
mine is supposed to be a second "bed" room but you cant even get a bed in it how big are bondage slings?
at the moment i use it as an office looked at getting one of those double bunk bed things over the...
is the slab precast or cast in situ?
if it is precast then you might be able to look up on span tables
if its cast in situ then you would need to know the size of the rebar
is there a rubber soft joint visible over the top of the wall?
whats the construction of the dividing wall?
are there...
what was said above is spot on technique wise but ive always found that the guns have a tendency to keep seperating the mix inside and then you need to take it appart and scoop it out and refill it and it gets really annoying.
in all honesty i would be surprised if you would get it that light with out adding a proportion of white cement lime can bring the colour down a bit but not much.!
going 50 50 with the grey then adding your sand but like others have said it trial and error to get a spot on match
why don't you...