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Hi Mikeey84, Thanks for your reply. Sorry, didn't make it clear - I'm replacing the floorboards with marine ply and have been assured that the resin can go on the ply - it has an element of felxibility to it. out of interest which SLC did you use? Was it specifically designed to go under...

Hello everyone, I have a Victorian terrace and in the kitchen (at the back of the house) the current floor is partly original pine floorboards and partly (original I think) concrete. Its Pretty uneven but sound throughout. I want to put in a new floor and am hoping to put in an epoxy resin...

Thanks for your help. I appreciate it.

I have a new light fitting I want to install in my dining room. It needs to fit flush with the ceiling, but only has two terminals (plus earth). The existing ceiling rose obviously has to be removed, but what should I do with the other wires which run to it? Is it ok to choc block them...

Right then. Cobwebs. Good. Don't mind looking a bit of a numpty if it means no rot for me. The joists all passed the screwdriver test. Thanks loads merlin and cherryred

I've just found this stuff on some of the joists in our victorian terrace. It looks like cobwebs but without any holes. And there is a black dust underneath some of it. There's not loads of it, and it doesn't smell of anything (eg mushrooms). There's no cracking on the timber and no evidence...

Cobweb type growth on joists

Thanks for the replies. It doesnt look like the joists have been effected. A survey came and had a look and they've now been professionally treated. I'll have a go at chiselling out the worst sections and replacing with ply. Thanks.

I'm In the process of taking up floorboards on the ground floor of our Victorian terrace. They have all been effected by a serious case of woodworm. The Joists below are unaffected and have been sprayed. I'm going to replace the boards with an 18mm plywood subfloor. The problem I have is...