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that use high density chipboard for their cabinet construction?Obviously a much better material than the standard Low or medium density chipboard but what infuriates me is that none of the main manufacturers make any mention of using what to me is a common sense material ( HDC) as it clearly...

presumably one could also use that glass fibre kit used on cars as well

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Post subject: Hole in GRP roofing Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 3:14 pm Senior Member Joined: Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:25 pm Posts: 150 Has thanked: 66 times Been thanked: 0 times Hello not sure where to put this question as there doesn't appear to be a roofing section but it relates to a small 2"inch...

I think I might look at the runner and se if its dirty

I had a new Benchmark kitchen fitted 3 1/2 years ago and just of late I have noticed a clunking noise every time I pull out the larder . Can anyone suggest what might be causing the noises?Thanks

I will be attaching support pillars on each corner amid some in the middle

Hello i am looking to install a 6 x3.2 mtr decking just above ground level and will use 4 x2 " timber for the frame but juts wondered if it is advisable or even essential to include noggins in between the joists? Thanks

Condensation strips would appear to be a sensible first step and I have just ordered some.When you say fan do you mean a regular one or a fan heater? I take your point re dehumidifier , the thought had occurred to me although I tend to keep the door shut when its on

Its in the old part , in fact it was there when we first bought the house 4 years ago as there were lumps of plaster hanging off the top part of two of the window recesses I will order a Hygrometer but just been reading that the ideal humidity level is between 40-60% .Its handy to have one just...

we have got insulation the polystyrene bead variety which the council compelled to us to have done when w had our extension built .The inner lintel on two of the windows is actually made from oak as the house was built back in the 30s.Only the central window has an inner steel lintel but that...

but surely the steam degenerated by heating the walls has to go somewhere? When I say open I meant small fraction MY fanlight has that capability.I can just open it a fraction and lock it therefore it acts like a trickle vent which I thought were for reducing condensation. I'll buy a fan heater...

the concrete lintel only stretches along the exterior skin so i cant see how that would create a bridge I doubt I still have the manual for the dehumidifier but I could always hire one with a sensor .What would a normal level of humidity considered to be? if its just ammeter of condensation...

on the underside of the top of the window recesses just below the new concrete lintels we had fitted there was a considerable amount of mould present .I killed that off with bleach but it has left the plaster stained on the side of the window there is also evidence of water ingress because the...

I have had a major damp issue with a south facing wall for some time.In order to tackle the problem in the past year I had new window trays fitted , repointed and repainted the brick the wall , had the roof verge tiles properly edged so no holes are left , then I repointed and painted the area...

as a safer alternative to tiling? Yes I think so , although I would have to get it past aesthetics head honcho, 'er indoors :lol:

yes! Having watched this video its .quite clear the resulting floor will end up higher than what it is now so one would need some kind of threshold joining the edge of the tiling to the carpet in the hallway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8owGA9CNoDY

yes but as long as its not too high so that i cam open the door

but that former would surely be thicker than a standard floor board wouldn't it? I am assuming it would be sited where the existing shower is , but with the tanking ,a good 6-8mm above the level of the current floorboards.that surely must mean thaw where the tanking meets the door the level...

My bathroom is situated upstairs in a converted roof space and has a dormer window.It also has an airing cupboard where combo boiler is now housed and I was wondering whether it was feasible for a wet room conversion.Presumably ant floor level there must be some kind of tray which is no more...