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Thank you all for your advice. Sorry for the late reply, been away over Easter. Sure but they have cutouts for their spotlights which I guess have gaps in them. I went around with some silicon as an emergency fix and filled the gap between the floorboards and the pipes for the radiator. That...

Yes for sure. I was planning to do this for noise and thermal insulation as well (they like to play loud music until 5am on Monday nights as well). But I figured rockwool is a bit breathable and will allow the smell through? So I was thinking maybe a underlay as well on top? We dont have a...

Thank you. The Cloud 9 underlays I can find online seems to be for Carpets though, is this the right stuff and can be used under floorboards too? They look breathable looking by the pictures. Should I not use something plastic that will block the smell? Or this stuff is efficient at blocking...

Hey guys, So I have a new downstairs neighbour who has moved into the flat below mine. Unfortunately they sometimes smoke indoors (when they come home at 2am) and the smell comes up into my flat, specifically into the bedroom. There are no windows in my bedroom (just a uPVC terrace door which...

I think you got it spot on. Its a bit hard to say because we have had poor weather all summer. But I basically bought two bluetooth temperature sensors and put one in the ceiling and one in the room below. I could see that in June the temperature was getting up to 55C in the roof space and...

I have hired enough surveyors in my 8 years in this flat I know very well how it works. Than you for your advice. But this is a DIY forum and therefore I would like to broaden my understanding and learn about the issues either way.

Thanks. Sure I am aware of that. The problem is I have one of these dodgy freeholders that does nothing to maintain the building, that commits fraud against the leaseholders etc by creating fake invoices or works etc. I have spent over £10,000 in lawyers over the last 7 years to fight various...

Hey guys, I have a leasehold flat on the top floor of a 5 story building in London. I have an issue in the warmer months in that somehow the roof space (the building has a flat roof so I am talking the small gap between the roof and the celotex insulation above my plasterboards) gets filled...