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Guys, I'm drawing up my replacement garage at the moment and I'm not sure what way to go with the DPM/DPC. The garage is on the property boundary line, as the street is built on a hill the soil level of next doors property will be higher than my garage FFL. At the other sides within my...

I've had a reply from local building standards who say the house ventilation has to be re-routed elsewhere and the garage vents cannot be utilised for this. Makes everything a lot more complicated :(

Found this, might be an option for venting the solum underneath the slab?

Thanks for the reply buddy, sounds like a good idea with the insulation actually. Do you think the detail at the boundary end would work ok? I've been looking at external tanking details tonight but sure if it's maybe a bit OTT Also, do you think it's worth insulating the whole thing when a...

I've started drawing up a replacement garage but I'm not sure what way to go with the DPC/DPM. I'm a structural draughtsman to trade so I don't know much about the wood and bricks side of it! The garage FFL will be a good bit below the houses DPC (approx 600mm ish), what would you recommend...

Hi fellas, I'm at present planning to put a garage onto the eaves side of my house. From memory there are 5 existing airbricks in the house (over a 9.5m long stretch of wall) which would then vent into the new garage. The previous plans done by an architect show 2 airbricks, 1 at the front of...

The toilet could be easily moved and the sink is on a cantilever so isn't in the way. Shower base and bath and in place to stay though :( There is a line of board that runs up the middle of the bathroom, it is reasonably flat. Either side of that though I'd say there is a 5-10mm drop over a...

Its an old picture now (the tiler who's been in is doing a blinding job!) but I wondered what the flooring is called thats in my bathroom. Is it just floor board? Chip board? It doesn't seem to stain or swell when water is spilt on it so I'm not sure, you can tell I'm pretty gash at this DIY...

No, that was for a valve.

There is loads on RS for example these, http://uk.rs-online.com/web/search/searchBrowseAction.html?method=getProduct&R=3023315 but I dunno whether the 20 deg. articulation is a good or bad thing?

Sorry bud but looks like I'm going to manage to get the larger sized stud that I wanted.

Neo you win, a search for 'adjustable feet' found me what I needed! pm me your paypal address, you saved me a big headache :D

The stuff on there is ideal but none in a long enough thread length :( Bodgeit send me an email to sort out paying for the one you have, it wont let me reply to your private message brucemfindlayATgmail.com

PM me your details mate :)

Oi, I want whats pictured, if you can find me a supplier of the above on a google search its yours :)

It looks about M10 x 130mm long thread? Find me a supplier 8)

Well hey it isn't much but I'm fed up of looking so hopefully someone knows where to get em! Its (hidden) bath feet and I've misplaced one somewhere!

Thanks alot mate, after a bit more work today I've also noticed the whole shower base is supported on that schit thats in the pictures, I'm guessing its advisable to rip it out aswell?!

I've had a TT and I had an Evo (far superior to a scoob :lol: ), The TT looked better but the Evo put a smile on my face everytime I drove it (except for its clutch change at £1.5k)

I've started ripping out the bathroom in my flat as I didn't like the tiling so it started off my removing the existing tiles/plasterboard and refitting new board. Along the way I've encountered and fixed other problems such as wonky partitions that I've stiffened, a cantiliever sink that...