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    Suitable roll insulation for sub-floor

    Perhaps I'm being naive but in terms of a rating I was under the impression that there was something different about the insulation depending on the location it was being used in. They seem to be advertised as 'loft' or 'wall' but there's very few which talk about a suspended ground floor. It...
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    Suitable roll insulation for sub-floor

    I thought that if there was suitable airflow that a membrane wasn't required?
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    Suitable roll insulation for sub-floor

    Thanks for the info!
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    Suitable roll insulation for sub-floor

    I want to insulate the ground floor of my house from the void below and my plan is to do it with wool insulation held up with netting. This seems to be a fairly standard way but I'm struggling to find insulation that is actually rated for the purpose. Everything from the usual shops (MKM...
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    Fixing fallen paving

    Firstly apologies if this is a slightly vague post - I know what I'm trying to describe but I might not do it particularly well. I noticed a small hole in the ground by my front door, which you can see highlighted on the picture. On closer inspection it appears that a small part of the paving...
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    Oil tank caps

    Bit of a daft question, but I'll ask it anyway. I've recently moved into a house with oil heating, and I'd like to check the oil level. There is a watchman sonic thing, however I want to be able to do it manually for my own piece of mind. I've gone to the tank and was expecting to be able to put...
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    Repair hole near stud

    Perhaps I'm misunderstanding, but a board big enough to cover 2 vertical studs would be 400mm wide - seems excessive when the hole is only 40mm or so wide to start with? Also when you say 'put some wood in for rad brackets' what should I be attaching it to? I'm assuming that it would be screwed...
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    Repair hole near stud

    We've just moved into a new house and one of the radiators was tilted. I've taken it off and it's because one of the brackets has come out of the wall, and is being held solely by resting on the plasterboard below it. Ordinarily my plan would be to square off the hole, put a piece of wood behind...
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