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    Lining for planters

    I have recently built a raised planter from decking. The decking is treated but i dont want to have it constantly saturated with water and would like to line the raised planter. What was the material you have found to have worked? I am thinking of using a 500 gauge polythene dpm material but...
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    Damp problems--Outside ground level above dpc

    Hi, I have a similar problem to what has been discussed previously. my house is built on quite a steep slope however the rear garden is graded to be level. This is done by having a retaining wall before the external wall of the house. However for some reason the owner before decided to infill...
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    Soil- How deep for grass to grow?

    Hi all, I have been experiencing a similar problem to this recently. I live in a victorian property with a rear yard. When i moved in there were paving slabs in the rear yard with weeds growing through, further more some of the slabs were smashed from the guys van before. I sold the good ones...
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    Bay window damp and insulation

    I've just stripped all the wall paper from my lounge, i discovered that the wall paper to the soffit/ceiling of the bay window has become damp. I have only lived in the property for 3 months so I am unsure if this is from a roof leak or if it is a build up of condensation? Has anyone experience...
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    Type of pipe for central heating

    Thanks for all your comments. I've fitted a radiator before with copper and I didn't solder the joint properly and made a mess. I think I'll go with plastic because of the speed and easier to get into the floorboards. I'm presuming it is easier to drill into joints than cut notches. My...
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    Type of pipe for central heating

    I'm looking to install central heating into a house built in 1899. I'm happy to take up floorboards and understand the design of central heating, however I am unsure what type of pipe to use. I'm not a plumber! I'm not sure if to use copper pipe or use plastic. I'm thinking that copper...
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