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    Gap filling around flue liner

    To stop the crud dropping out of the chimney breast onto my wood burner I need to fill the void around the flue liner. Trouble is there’s a bracket which makes it practically impossible to get your hands in and stuff anything into that space. Was wondering if there are any expanding foam type...
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    Plasterboarding over existing plaster on internal party wall

    I've removed all the old plaster from my chimney breast in my semi-detached and am going to board it out and plaster it. I was thinking also to board the party wall either side of the chimney breast without removing the old plaster thereby creating an extra layer of heat/sound insulation across...
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    Plaster boarding party wall

    I've removed all the old plaster from my chimney breast in my semi-detached and am going to board it out and plaster it. I was thinking also to board the party wall either side of the chimney breast without removing the old plaster thereby creating an extra layer of heat/sound insulation across...
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    Saggy joist!

    I've got a sagging joist (3 " x 4 " x 3.4m) above a bay window. I've only got about 3 1/2 inch drop before the top of the window so I can't get an rsj underneath for support. Any suggestions please with regards to what I can use to support the existing joist without complete replacement?
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    How to support an existing joist?

    I've got a sagging joist (3 " x 4 ") above a bay window. I've only got about 3 1/2 inch drop before the top of the window so I can't get an rsj underneath for support. Any suggestions please with regards to what I can use to support the existing joist without complete replacement?[/u]
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    Advice please Re: garage floor/construction joint

    I have a garage floor to do approx 6m x6m. I've read (nhbc technical guidelines) that reinforced floor slabs > 16m2 should have a construction joint. Also, as i have to do it myself i would much prefer to do it in 2 sections anyway to make the job more manageable. The trouble is that i am...
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