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Thanks for the reply Prentice! I've taken some tall casement windows out and replaced with sash, and for the extra 65mm thickness I've had to chop back the reveals. Its left me with a 10mm gap, which Is the reason for suggesting skimming the reveals and avoid using a trim! Wouldn't mind...

Hi guys, Got a few jambs and heads of windows that need reskimming, and need to know the best way of getting a decent edge as I don't want to reskim the front wall - in which case I would have used thin coat angle bead. Is the best way to get over this with a thin coat stop bead or is...

:P Super, just wanting some info gleening, but i think woody had it sumed up. With regards to internal alterations, is it neccesary to apply for a building notice/warrant to carry out this? Obviously aware that its structural, however its not altering any structure? ( existing apertures...

http://www.oakworthtimberengineering.co.uk/I-joist-I-beam.html Was specifing i beams - 6m doesnt seem a problem to get hold of! (fair enough there are extra charges for them being non stock, no doubt!) Its a concrete slab in a unit. Double skinned for support, and allowing more joist...

Cheers Woody! I had convinced myself that its just similar to a convential new build, but 600mm higher ;). Was just worried about the weight in the floor with there being 6m span either side.

No option but to consult LABC :) Just wanted to see if the concept itself is possible?

Can anyone offer any guidance with this?

Hi Guys, Looking for abit of help/re-assurance.. I have a commercial building to which im looking at putting in a mezzanine floor to accomodate more offices to the upstairs. Ive had various discussions, regarding what would be the best way to go about this, and the most substantial one...

bax can you please tell me what the number is for :lol: Would be greatly appreciated

Yes try to get your hands on the ones that pvc fitters use there about 4-6 inch long depenidng on what size you need, you just drill a 7mm pilot hole into the brick and drive the screw in with no plugs or adhesives needed! They are easy to spot as they are gold and have a star bit on the head...

Ok Cheers :D

Still no luck seems to be all installation instructions :(

Thanks alot slug :D Definately on that site somewhere? :roll: Can't seem to find any information about draining the system whilst work is being carried out! I'll have another look when i get back Thanks again :lol:

Hi, Im am about to fit a new freestanding bath, hence i am relocating all of the pipework and i was wondering with having this type of boiler how i would drain the system? Its a Powermax 155 Boiler and if anyone had a link to a manual or user guide it would be a great help :D Thanks