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ive been reading the at home book its a good read
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Dont mention retro fitted trays!
Fortunately only had to do one once!
Is it the NHBC that have now done away with trickle vents/weep holes? I think its them. Makes sense, if there is that much moisture in the cavity that it needs a hole to run out, then something is seriously wrong anyway!
JD
Fortunately only had to do one once!
Is it the NHBC that have now done away with trickle vents/weep holes? I think its them. Makes sense, if there is that much moisture in the cavity that it needs a hole to run out, then something is seriously wrong anyway!
JD
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all council work has to have those retro fit trays
complete waste of time and weakens the walls,
the kids love the snowstorm when all the polystyrene insulation flies out!
plus they only allow £50 a metre supply and fit
whereas they allow around £250 to supply and fit a back inlet gully
spon has a lot to answer for!
LLL
complete waste of time and weakens the walls,
the kids love the snowstorm when all the polystyrene insulation flies out!
plus they only allow £50 a metre supply and fit
whereas they allow around £250 to supply and fit a back inlet gully
spon has a lot to answer for!
LLL
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You're the tidiest brickie I know Tony shame I can't afford you. To many folk wouldn't bother matching the brick in the old and new courses and don't seal the joint I hate seeing that.
Finally got some dry weather to let us finish this garden access up the track is too slippy for a machine in the wet. Paving was from London Stone and was very happy with it. Just got the planters and 3 more special order plants to be completely finished. The builder is doing a fence around it all next week and the plaster is getting painted once the client gets her finger out and choses a colour.
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Finally got some dry weather to let us finish this garden access up the track is too slippy for a machine in the wet. Paving was from London Stone and was very happy with it. Just got the planters and 3 more special order plants to be completely finished. The builder is doing a fence around it all next week and the plaster is getting painted once the client gets her finger out and choses a colour.
Edited By Pablo on 1313931897
Can't see it from my house
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well if you dont seal the vertical joint 99/100 it cracks and looks pants
that tobermore gear on the wall looks mint,never see such rich colours down this way
I have down a few tiered gardens and its a shame that it cos ts so much as the silly steep gardens are basically useless
thats a total transformation there pablo ,i bet they are over the moon
LLL
that tobermore gear on the wall looks mint,never see such rich colours down this way
I have down a few tiered gardens and its a shame that it cos ts so much as the silly steep gardens are basically useless
thats a total transformation there pablo ,i bet they are over the moon
LLL
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do you mean the profiles?
they are handy but I have issues with the pointing on the corners
anyway another busy and wet week
dug out drains for the wet room
because of the access everything has to come in and go out in buckets
shower screeded waiting for 2 part waterproofer to turn up then altro flooring
luckily the part of luton we are in has storm drains (thank you god) so we connected in to them with an ac400
spoke to a few people and thought i would try the plastic linear drains
must say quite impressed as they have a proper hole on the bottom for the 110 pipe to connect to,also they click together
anyway removed the old ramp which was only a metre wide
paul doing last of the digging
loading out the barface slabs
ramp complete
I like doing this kind of work as its varied and it really does make a difference to people's lives
got another ramp at the back to do next week and open up 4 internal doors to 1 metre openings
cheers LLL
they are handy but I have issues with the pointing on the corners
anyway another busy and wet week
dug out drains for the wet room
because of the access everything has to come in and go out in buckets
shower screeded waiting for 2 part waterproofer to turn up then altro flooring
luckily the part of luton we are in has storm drains (thank you god) so we connected in to them with an ac400
spoke to a few people and thought i would try the plastic linear drains
must say quite impressed as they have a proper hole on the bottom for the 110 pipe to connect to,also they click together
anyway removed the old ramp which was only a metre wide
paul doing last of the digging
loading out the barface slabs
ramp complete
I like doing this kind of work as its varied and it really does make a difference to people's lives
got another ramp at the back to do next week and open up 4 internal doors to 1 metre openings
cheers LLL