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Cbw thanks for that never thought of that one brilliant I'll be trying that soon

Thanks for all the info guys I think what I am going to do is I am sure there's a hairline crsck myself We have only had the house a month so anything g before that I would not know about It has just became more visible this week I reckon I am just going to go grab a new bog and get it in...

It's my first property and self renovating This is a disabled bathroom/wetroom I have high suspiciona ther is a crack in the pan As you say the back is dry this is mor underneath and pouring out the side this was cleaned only hours before the photo

After so much research I've decided to use liquid dpm synthaprood. Today I remove a blocked up door way and although all inspections state no dpc anywhere I have now found a plastic membrane one black one white and this has been joined once the opening has been blocked up Upon further...

Thanks mate I'll investigate further How would I go about solving it any tips for finding the leak

Got a toilet that seems to be giving out some nasty sludge from under the base I have attached a photo What do you reckon guys a crack in the toilet itself ? We have cleaned it multiple times for it to come back so defiantly something going on

Yes there rendered .... Some parts of the floor are damp yes For my floors I have now came to the conclusion the the vest bet is to apply a liquid dpm suitable for damp floors Walls are not a major issue only one corner of the house has a rising issue and that is now starting to dry out...

Okay so I have been writing thread after thread snd this forum is truly amazing. Okay so we managed to get our first home mortgage free and for sure it's comes with plenty of work Now there's a fee issues damp wise and I have identified near enough every problem We have rising and penatrive...

I am indeed going for class 1 fire rating this is a wall where my cooker will be placed And I have many other reasons to use I understand about my noggins and fixing my units The main question is can the cabinets be mounted directly to nmp (no tile or pvc in-between? )

Okay after some research here snd elsewhere I have come with a second questioning. Okay so what I am doing is straightening a kitchen wall at the same time aid wiring and ascetic needs I will be making a stud wall 400 center's This will be attached to and existing wall directly Iver the...

Thanks woody I am making all units using mdf so the thinking was using the same material for praticalltoy of ordering really What would u recommend as good coverings for a stood wall in the kitchen The units will be primed protected and painted as all kitchen units Any recommendations for...

Okay so I am not very good with explaining so I will keep ot as simple as I can Straight to it I am looking at creating a stud wall that are built flat onto the existing walls The idea is to use a stud wall to step out part of the kitchen where I am building custom kitchen unit I will be...

Top man exactly the info I need yes we are waiting for the top light and the instant I adjust the call height the top light side will be confirmed and sizing made correct (we have a lot of play in the head height of the door So if I was to add a 50-60mm slab height could I get a bricks or a...

This is a home that is going to be used as a family home for ery very many years to come (it's our first family home) I do not plan on being in a wheelchair just yet And funny fact (the house we have is already adapted to a wheel chair hence the level door sill We also have a wheelchair...

As u can see from the time of the post its was very late again lol no its a mistype wich I think is obvious 18th edition pal honestly thanks for pointing it out made myself giggle living the future life Honestly

Sorry guys I really wrote this half asleep and in a rush. 2 house on the go with long commutes and plenty of self labour Bit more detail I have a terrace home Door opening wall to all 2360 x 920 I grabbed a bargain composite door brand new at 900 x 2085 the plan is to add a joining strip...

I need to lose 200mm I've looked at the extentions also Yes your theory is right I am looking to raise the step the reduce using extenders is it possible

Here's some photos I've not removed the frame yet as I need to raise the step to allow the new door to fit can I do this

I have just moved into a terraced house I am looking to loose some height on my front door opening How can I add height to the front door step itself (after door frame and threshold removed) Can I simply add some more heights using bricks and cement Or so I need to add dpm in there some...