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Correct.yes its been done on a building notice ,thats why its 6 m x 3 m ,building inspector only comes out 4 or 5 times and seems to know less than me.I have asked the questions on this site to confirm what i think is right just like many other people do. I thought the idea of this site is...

woody...there's no need to be so arrogant .if you required more info why not ask instead of throwing insults.....i suppose you've never asked a question without putting info what was required.

ye really helpful..........let me explain its 6m wide x 3 m depth, 2.4 m high, single storey with flat roof.i know they need to be 400 centres and dont know if i can get away with 7" x 2" or if i need 8" x 2".ontop will be 18mm osb boards with cure it roof.Hopefully this info will help

hi all,can anyone please advise me as to what size ceiling/roof joists should be used on a single storey extension.the roof will be a flat roof.any help would be very welcome and appreciated.

hi,im converting my garage into a room.it is a single skin wall,what i would like to know is can i keep it as single brick and insulate etc or do i have to make it a double skinned wall.thanks in advance for your comments and help

hi all,im converting my existing garage into a room.what i would like to know first and foremost is as it is only single skin brickwork do i have to make it double skin or can i leave it as single sin and insulate.thanks for your help and forthcoming comments

could any one tell me please if i require any permission to convert part of my garage into an extention of the existing kitchen.they are joined but garage is single skin brickwork so will need to do an internal skin and redo roof as the slope is too acute.any advise would be very appreciated.

hi,if you find your local johnstones paints,dulux centre or crown shop just call in and ask there advise,you will find they all do there own products for all applications.ask them for a sealer and they should be able to help.you will find johnstones will be the cheapest.zinsser products are good...

i have rebonded them.but this morning it came on ok then went off which wasnt programmed. i have been told wireless are a waste of time and more trouble than there worth as they go wrong all the time...is this so.

kodak supralife batteries are in unit...as for your last message you have totally lost me

thanks....i thought it would be a bulb but just had a doubt it was more serious as i expected to be able to see digits in day,but you cant.thanks

i recently(few days ago) had a siemens wireless programable stat rdj10rf fitted to a baxi 105 he boiler. i asked on here how it was to be wired and my mate (a sparky) wired it as described.it seemed to work fine but seems to be not working ok now. eg. the 1st switch on time is 6.30 am.....it...

hi,can anyone help please.i have a citroen dispatch van.2002,52 reg,2.0 hdi. my problem is that my clock(time clock) stopped working and a few days later i got into the van and started as normal but the mileage and trip miles didnt illuminate (its digital),it has been like this for about 2...

personal choice.myself i hang lining paper as cross lined whether its to be painted or used as to have a finished paper ontop.in 25 years i have never hung a fresco/embossed/anaglipta paper horizontally,although where it is a none descript pattern i have been known to do across windows/doors...

if caulking up small gaps as in skirts to wall etc,first make sure you only cut a small nozzle so to limit the amout of caulk coming out so to do nice and neat then use wet finger,if you need to gun alot in because the gaps are large (a) use a damp,not wet,sponge to wipe off excess and let...

i also agree the everbuild 125 is great product.other alternatives are dulux ,fat hog(johnstones),no nonsense etc.caulk comes in different consistancies.fat hog,no nonsense seem rather soft and loose,although easy to spread can be messy in the wrong hands and not very good for larger gaps.dulux...

i agree with mrhelpful,cant go wrong with santex.i have used johnstones masonary many times as i use most of johnstones products and i personally like there products.as for pliolite good product but oil based,more preferred to the trade but not normally a domestically used product.hope this...

hi,mdf is not made for staining and varnishing.it is fine to prime/undercoat and gloss.if you want a good finish i suggest you use pine.hope this helps

your very welcome,glad to help

brush dust off walls then use a contract emulsion and water down by 10-20%.contract has no vinal in it and is specially for new plaster.get jonmatt from johnstones paints.hope this helps