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  1. 13 hours ago, Stonepark said:

    Even before Ukraine, and taking into account the recent increase in Kerosene prices, I now recken it is going to be cheaper to heat with Kero than it is with mains gas....if the domestic gas rates catch up to the spot market in gas.

    Kerosene c2 heating oil now 92p ltr.

  2. On 12/02/2022 at 09:39, MirokuMK70 said:

    If its reasonably flat and the joists are sound, board straight over it using longer screws than usual to fix them. Get some adjustable plasterboard props which will let you crank any sagging areas back up as you fix the boards. Then get it skimmed. I did this several times in my last house with no issues. (I also tore down lath and plaster ceilings in my previous house, and its not a pleasant job). As you are essentially adding to the mass of the ceiling you also get more sound insulation. Heat insulation should be done above the existing ceiling in the loft space.

    Done many a ceiling like this with 65mm screws and plasterboard.Check the joists,it's quite common to find that they have dropped out of any fixing they had to rafters and the whole lot could come down.

    If you decide to take it all down then use a water most system to drop the dust.

  3. On 23/11/2021 at 21:13, Farmboy91 said:

    Believe me I’ve had all sorts of movements tried out on that shoulder 😂 it’s crush damaged nerves, chances are they won’t heal.

     

    I had crushed nerves in my back,nearly ten years later I got knocked over,big crunch in my back and pain was gone,never knew I was in that much pain till it went.

    So there is hope.

  4. On 11/06/2021 at 01:11, Saltings said:

    carcases are carcases 18mm or going back to the 70s 15mm as shed diy are doing  now cheap junk chipboard compaction quality is also junk       18mm chipboard compaction is better quality     if it looks smoother  rather than orange peel finish in the sunlight its better quality              its the bling bits on the front you have to choose carefully  re quality and drawer boxes  metal frame and solid base or cheap junk    getting a replacement door in two years         dew to shrink wrap failure  from sheds impossible not interested    companies who supply the trade have a good rep  i have replaced doors dew to failure of bonding and delaminating of wrap  ( not solid wood )    12 yrs after fitting    no dramas    if it looks good without a badge       it is        and pay way way more for a designer badge        its all bought in  from different suppliers / manufacturers   and the fitter puts it all together  been there done that many  many times       you could  always look on evil bay  face ake book  somebody removing a 30k kitchen  now 1k or less      work out what you need  60% may fit and look the dogs danglies           grannet tops can be cut to fit and joined to suit your needs    good luck         if in doubt get in touch  pm your number  what takes me hours to write i can explain in minuets  

    Exactly this word for word.👍

  5. Shortages or delays on a lot of materials at present and prices only going up,so much work coming in, busiest I've been in 21 years since starting company, am well behind and not even returning quotes at present.

    Labour shortages mean hourly rates rising nicely.An estate agent here only had one property on their books unsold,madness.

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