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I imagine it will be eps beads, no idea on price but it does not seem too bad. Don't worry you won't get damp and it does not expand.

Are you going to take up all the floor boards to insulate?

Personally I think it wall be fine as long as it's been tied into the existing wall. What's the pillar built on?

Lol, it's almost like someone else has had this problem and developed an off the shelf product to solve it.

You'll be fine with pea gravel in the mix, it will move and level easier as the aggregate is smaller. It will be a weaker mix but as it's a base for a patio it'll be fine.

It is not an EPS insulated floor like Tetris it'll just be either thermalite type blocks or light concrete. 530mm is the size of a closer block. If you have AAC blocks your floor will have a u value of around 0.6-0.5

or structual glazing

Each to your their own James, but that addon you linked to is not really in keeping with any elements around it, it has a slate roof etc it just looks stuck on. But if that's what you are going for.... I am going to presume those stars are replacing the word 'standard'.

How long have you let it sit for to dry out? With the weather it should not take long. Make sure it's water causing the damp and not a stain on the brick work. For the outer skin to become saturated from an internal leak is unusual. They are Durox blocks but any aircrete block will do but you'd...

To direct run off into the drain? But I agree it's been placed there to trip you up everytime. Are there any services entering into the building at this point?

How, if you only have 350mm? If you really can great, if not get a quote for full fill Eps beads, just watch ventilation.

Have you tried pressure washing it since you already have one? You could shot blast it or use paint stripper or use a floor buffer with a mesh sanding pad or just use a floor scraper and lots of time or a wire brush on an angle grinder. If you grind it may be better off buying your own tooling...

What so it's still in situe? What are you worried about then?

Put some plastic sheeting over the top and weigh it down with some bricks.

If it is just condensation then that one step will solve your problem. Might be worth getting a cheap hygrometer and keeping a log over a month. One other thing is to check the render at the bottom where it meets the exposed brick work. I have seen quite a few houses where the water catches the...

You could steal it or even borrow it if you want. I do not avocate borrowing carpet.

Tuesday for the fabrication as well as the steel seems a little optimistic but maybe they don't have a lot of work on.

Have you thought about knocking it down and starting again. New roof, new walls, your newly there already. But seriously it might be cheaper to start again.

How art de council estate.

Wet edge to wet edge or dry to wet or dry your eyes mate or wet wet wet.