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No I haven’t, got a couple of questions really as it should have a beam holding the roff up to the dormer

a good Hetas installer will know all the regs for this to comply with part j.

the architect has used a structural engineer and submitted all of these with the building notice application which is approved.

No I don’t have structural engineering drawings, just architectural drawings showing beam sizes. This is approved notice work as it’s below 50m2 and also i might to it myself. im just struggling with no ridge beam to take the load when 99% of dormers have them and not a ridge board

I’m just worried that so stuff cannot be done from the drawings

minimum distance is 150mm on all 3 sides to comply with part j and helps with air flow around the stove. perhaps a off-set in your flue to bring the stove forward to achieve the correct distance. are You fitting yourself or hetas fitting?

Don’t line this with pink plasterboard and skim as this will not take the heat. cement boards are used and can be tiled onto, or clap brick slips direct onto wall or cement boards. 150mm is required around the all 3 sides of the fire

Hi can any one see any issues with this plan I’ve had done. I can understand how I don’t have a beam for the ridge with I have the dormer timbers connecting straight to the rafters

Hi all, just looking for help with my dormer conversation. I’m installing new roof rafters 150x50 and sitting these on the load bearing eaves to which the original rafters from this to the wall plate are to remain but I have a couple of problems. -replacing the whole rafter will make the roof...

Ok, I’m going to leave alone. Thankyou for your help

So what does it do?

Yeah it says water on it

Hi I need to turn my water off outside to fix the internal stop tap but came across this? Does the top unscrew and the isolated valve is below or is it a matter or turning this anti clockwise to isolate the water. I’m having issues with this as it’s solid and won’t move

Hi I’m upgrading my roof rafters to accommodate a dormer conversion and I need to install 150x47 c24 timbers with a birdsmouth cut onto the wall plate. A third cut is 49.5 which the timber rafter will be 25mm to tall to the existing roof rafters of 75mm. how do I loose this height difference...

Hi I’m upgrading my roof rafters to accommodate a dormer conversion and I need to install 150x47 c24 timbers with a birdsmouth cut onto the wall plate. A third cut is 49.5 which the timber rafter will be 25mm to tall to the existing roof rafters of 75mm. how do I loose this height difference...

Steel will be running over the top of the ceiling joists. Maybe I should measure from the wall plate

I mean they might end up running out. So if I’m putting timer joist between they might be 6.5m at the start and then 6.3m and the over end. Or they might be 6.5m centres but running on a angle but the centres are the same.

Yeah I get that, if I don’t sent the laser straight the beam will be out

Hi I’ve got 3 rsj’s on each side of my loft to support the new floor and dormer at the rear, my question is how do you install them straight as I’ve got no datum to measure from? would you measure from the wall plate? not sure how to go about this thanks