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Screw more into the ceiling? That's what i wanted to avoid.

Gravity i.e. because it wouldv'e all just slopped onto the floor, that's why i had to do it bit by bit.

So compared to Easifill this is high-speed hardening?

I had 1970s Central Heating removed from kitchen and this was the result; as you can see the massive metal vent was hanging out of the kitchen ceiling then it was sawn off leaving a hole as follows; ...see attachments. I will be putting a cabinet or cupboard over the hole so it won't be seen...

So put the filler on the edges ie the brickwork first then shove plasterboard in and push it down into the filler? Then once it's all stuck in and set, then you cake the gap in filler?

It's done thanks, looking good.

By the way i should've mentioned,it doesn't have to look good just be sturdy because i'll be hanging a picture over one side and the kitchen-side will have a cabinet covering it over so no one will see it.

The attached photo here is from the dining room side, there is a radiator directly underneath. I was thinking use tape to cover one side and just fill up with loads of filler from other side. I don't want it to dry into a block that just eventually falls out one side. Alternatively as you say...

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What do you mean by the joints? What would i be screwing the nails into?

When you say fill joints with new plasterboard how would I keep the plasterboard fastened in place?

I had the original central heating apparatus removed and where the hot air-vent was is now a big gap in the wall in between the dining room and kltchen. Any ideas on how to fill this up? I was thinking putting house bricks there and then using easi fill.

I had the old central-heating apparatus all removed but it's left holes in the wall down to the breeze block level. Does it need cementing over or would polyfilla do the job? The square hole at the bottom is an old central-hating vent that goes right through the wall, i'm not concerned about...

So I can wash the dishes with it i.e. it's not poisonous? What's causing it? Faulty pipes?

It clears after a minute or so.

Hot water back on after 27 years (now i have a boiler installed) but it's milky coloured. Do i let taps run and if so for how long? Is it likely not just air bubbles?

Actually, great video here

Batten? Do you mean batter?

What do you mean by use 2 x1? Which foam would you use?

Just fluffy loft insulation? How would you keep it intact?