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Cheers for that, I suppose the other question is double wahsed or plain old sharp sand???

I am rendering a small (6m x 4m) wall and have been told I can scratch in the morning and put the 2nd coat on later that same day? Does that sound right?

225mm Solid thermalites are fine. Must be rendered externally and dot and dabbed internally. Building inspector will be fine

Doubt it, they are usually twice the price :!: ++++++++++++++ Moderator's note: Snozzer, please try not to repeat the previous post every time. Use the "Reply" button not the "Quote" button. Mod Rupert ++++++++++++++

If your resorting to a grinder, then the pointing is not necassary +++++++++++ Moderator's note: I have taken out the long quote, it does not add value. Please use the "Reply" button not the "Quote" button. Mod Rupert +++++++++++

It all depends, if you could fit a preconstructed set from screwfix, then its a couple of days work, but, as is the case with many old properties, the opening, ceiling heights etc are not standard, then you will need to have the stairs manufactured as a one off. So, it could be £1000 for a...

You would normally use a scarf (scaph) joint, the one shown in the image above is okay, but really you want an interlocking joint like this one

I did, and got no results

I know its very subjective, but whats peoples recommendations. Worcester or Vailiant? Ta Snorkel

My thoughts were one Tank, a separate feed to each appliance and a separate overflow from each appliance. Thinking this through, each system is vented and wil have inhibitor in, so cross contamination is not a problem, though would check /oneway vales on the feed stop one blow back against the...

ANyone?

Heres one for all your guru's Can you have 1 F & E tank for 2 appliances (gas boiler & Wood burning Stove), or will each have to have its owntank? Ta

Okay, So unless I spend ££ Large I might as well take it on the chin and get the brush out. I though one of those cheap screwfix sprayers would do the job, but alas no, Snoz has to brush. Peeved of Werks

What certifications would I need?

Any of you Gurus know the current rate that DNO's charge to move a meter? Ta

Iraq, mostly Sunni 8), but sometimes Shiite :oops:

http://shop.sage.co.uk/actprofessional.aspx Its simple to use, dont cost a lot and makes it easy to keep in touch with those customers. Remember it costs 4 times as much to get a client than it does to keep one.

Sorry 10mm sharp sand not 10inches what was I thinking. As for the internal finished floor level (FFL) being lower then ground level (GL) outside, you have a problem. Damp from outside will be able to penetrate through the walls and under the existing DPC. The DPC is always meant to be...

Leave the wires dangling and then use dryline boxes, just make sure the hole is an inch or more from a stud so the box tabs can engage the plasterboard cleanly. When you put the plasterbard up, just cut a whole using a padsaw for the dryline boxes and jobs a good un

Always have a paperwork trail. Start out with estimate or quote. The a proper invoice detailing in full the work. Certificates etc. Send customer a letter after 28days, thanking them for their business and reminding them of why you were such a good guy. Send customer a Christmas card with...