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    single mono ceiling speaker in bathroom?

    Hi guys, thanks alot for the help. I was speaking with an audio visual sales person who said that I'd probably have to make one of these combiners for each input if I wanted to control them remotely. I figured out a way I could run another cable in the end, so I can go with one of those single...
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    single mono ceiling speaker in bathroom?

    Hi guys, in the process of renovating my place I fed a speaker cable into the joist space above the bathroom down to the area under the stairs that will house amps/ sky box/ bluray etc.. I'm finally getting round to having the upstairs carpeted so I have to fix speaker now. I didnt want...
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    cutting celotex thinner ok?

    hehe no Im not using flush mounted spotlights. they were my original choice but after much reading i came to the conclusion that they are simply not feasable in a single storey extension unless you have the ceiling height for a large void underneath the joist or want to freeze in winter -...
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    cutting celotex thinner ok?

    hi again deluks - thankyou. the ceiling is already quite low because there was a window installed between the extension ceiling and existing house ceiling. I was not aware that i MUST place insulation below the joists. is there a way out for those with low ceilings? celotex is very expensive...
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    cutting celotex thinner ok?

    Hi there, I have a cold roof in my new flat roof extension. I have a load of 100mm celotex and the joists they are fitted between are 150mm deep. What I have done is cut a slice of celotex to a thickness of 50mm, put that in first and then put a full thickness piece underneath it. Its messy work...
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    need to achieve thin screed with dpm

    many thanks deluks, I finished the landing today. i took more concrete out to give me about 80mm of screed over plastic with a bedding of soft sand beneath the plastic. Luckily it was another layer that came away quite easily. underneath it was a truly old mix of charcoal and broken bits of...
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    need to achieve thin screed with dpm

    First off hello everyone and thankyou for this informative forum which has been a great help as I renovate my house. I needed to lower the floor of landing and bathroom so i removed the existing screed which was about 50mm thick from a concrete subbase - came away rather easily. There was...
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    please advise - rendering internal brick edge and floor step

    Hello, welcome to my new project :) The builders did a shell build and made a new wider openning and I am left with an uneven brick edge arrowed on the left of the picture. There is also a step to be made at the bottom of the photograph which is made from the rear brick wall of the house...
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    Fire protection on walls surrounding wood burning stove

    wow. I would definately argue the oposite. They are beautiful and cozy a hugely more efficient than a fireplace so you can really roast on cold days like were having now. timdunn, did you find anything more on protecting a stud wall? I read thaty regs state stove should be at least 500mm...
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    Kitchen Cupboard From Scratch

    no wonder you are really happy with it, excellent job man! really like the tongue and groove. thanks for the pictures i can see how it was put together.
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    my DIY alcove shelves (How BORING!!)

    thankyou so much. It has definately been worth the 15+ hours i put into it. Im sure i could do it alot faster second time round. They can definately take alot of weight, more than mine even. Im just gonna put clothes on them mainly though! I primed them first and then put on dulux...
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    my DIY alcove shelves (How BORING!!)

    what do you think?... took me about a day and a half. I'm pleased with the results. AS you can see my room has suffered for it. Dont worry i dont sleep in it and the carpet is going! I was wondering, do i have to put a primer on first before painting with white...
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