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Looking to extend out the back of the house 6m and have PP for it. Adjoining neighbour had no objection at planning stage. Now we're in a position to make a start on it this spring we've tried the tea and cake approach with the neighbour to see what they say about us having a party wall...

I ask because i'm struggling to find one? I can find Solvent based ones all day long but I need to spray it without the absolute faff of cleaning the gun in solvents all the time!

25.4mm bore is generally for Hand held saws. PLenty of places selling a wide selection of saw blades out there. your size isnt that uncommon. https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Circular_Sawblades_120.html...

Awesome thank you. Had a look and added them to my bookmarks

Ignore me..... FOund what i need

Okay so lets see if this helps. The wall between the 'family room' and the 'bedroom' is the supporting wall. I've pulled down a couple of sections of ceiling either side of it and the beams both clearly cross over and sit on this wall. The wall that creates the corridor between the kitchen...

Haha yeah i'd rather use too many than some convoluted method of getting round using any at all! All i'm trying to do is clear the currently unused extension so it's a bare shell while i've got some remaining leave left this year before the proper build starts next spring.

Huh? Regardless of the source of the props the question is how many am I likely to need and does my idea sound right?

i'm guessing you either need pictures as my description is rubbish or no one wants to even take a guess for me? Lol

I realise the answer to my question has many variables but please bear with me. Okay so i'm looking to take out the internal walls of my horrible extension and I know the roof will need Props to support it once the walls come down. Basic dimensions are that the space is a 6.6m wide and 5.5m...

Something sturdy to attach to the underside. Think Angle iron! If you're making it into a table top you could possibly incorporate the design of the legs to to include the steel box section/ angle iron that would easily pull it straight

The bit that replaces the conservatory sits on a different footprint so I’d always assumed whatever it currently sits on would be dug up and replaced anyway.

well yes we know you’re right but until we get to sit down with him and discuss his reasoning behind the want to move the wall we wanted to see if someone else could think of a plausible reason why. the first layout drawing isn’t totally accurate and doesn’t show the step in properly hence...

Okay so bit of an odd one but i'll try and cover all the pertinent points. Current house is has a layout equal to a really bad game of tetris! See here Untitled by chunkytfg, on Flickr planning permission was applied for this (please excuse the dreadful picture but it's the best I have to...

Who will want you to speak to a Structural engineer I would bet! Start with an SE and then see if you really want to do it!

What would happen if the QS didn't notify the work within 28 days? You could always wait it out and see what happens. It seems clearly you're not getting the work done you hoped you'd get so surely just see if they do send the paperwork in anyway.

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They are not in the loft. I've wired a couple of Neon 'Water Heater' 20A switches in the airing cupboard so the boiler has a FCU in the loft which will be fused down to 5A I think(need to check) and there will be a couple of flex outlet plates for the immersion heaters. When I typed the...

Ignore me! Having a brain fart!! Trunking!!!:rolleyes::D

Our boiler and hot water tank is in the process of being moved up to the loft. The Boiler circuit has been ran up to the loft already but not terminated as I was not 100% where the tank and boiler would end up located. Now it's located on the gable end I know where I need to mount the various...