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    Ways to improve draught proofing on bi-fold upvc door

    It's perhaps not draughts, just feels generally cold in that area so you may be right. The door is quite loose when closed (i can engage / disengage the seals easily by just pulling the handle but i think that might just be the design of the door & its age. I'll stick with the curtain and save...
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    Ways to improve draught proofing on bi-fold upvc door

    Hi, Bought a house with an awful bi fold front door. The plan long term is to replace with a new composite. I’ve tried inserting weather strip into the door to try and reduce draughts / heat loss. Wondered if there are any other tips out there for this case? Or is it just save up for a new...
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    Raised concrete above planned patio

    Hi all, Looking for a bit of inspiration with a DIY patio. I have two fence posts where the postcrete is at the old ground level. The finished floor level for the patio is actually lower than this postcrete, which will end up being an eyesore for a new patio. My original plan was to build...
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    What would you do?

    Hi all, Looking for some ideas on what to do with this area of our kitchen. It’s very much a blank canvas at the moment and want to give it some character. I was thinking of brick slips and wood panelling combo but wanted to get some more ideas. Thanks in advance!
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Hi catlad, 3 sky lights.
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Will there be a risk of condensation if they’re fully filled?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Thanks Noseall, So I don’t need to worry about a ventilation gap with this method? Just insulate, exp. foam gaps and then tape?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Hi Gonch, I’d fastened the ridge with some 132mm concrete screws - assumed that’s sufficient?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Thanks noseall, does this mean I don’t need a ventilation gap at all? Thanks!
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Thanks RandomGrinch So i could possibly run some new timbers from the ridgeboard to wallplate, to provide support fixed with screws?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Are all the windows poorly installed, or does it look like just the one with the extra rafter next to it?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    How would i go about 'completing' the rafters? What would i need to change about the current setup to get it to an acceptable level? Cheers,
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Will do thanks. This ceiling is within the kitchen diner and extends from the house about 1-1.5m
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Oh it’s tiled, is this something I can do now they’re in? If so, how best to fox them?
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Hi, It’s an old bitumin type felt by the looks of it. So you’re suggesting I should get the sides doubled up? Thanks for your help
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    No worries, thanks for your input though! appreciate it!
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Hi, We had a self-certified Velux installer, how would we go about sorting that out? Thanks
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    Opinions on insulating this vaulted ceiling

    Hi all, Looking for some advice on insulating this ceiling. It has old felt on it and we’ve had veluxs put in. The rafters at 100mm wide, and I’d read that you need a 50mm gap for ventilation. What would be the best way to go about insulating this? Thanks in advance Aidan
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    Stud wall help

    Thanks guys, JobandKnock is there supposed to be a drawing attached? I'm unable to see it for some reason? Thanks again
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    Stud wall help

    Hi all, I’ve just had our kitchen designed and I need to extend a single skin wall out by 200mm. Currently I have all the ceilings down and walls back to brick as it’s a renovation project me and my partner have took on. Im hoping someone can help in the best way of constructing and fixing a...
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