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I've set my page up from my personal one, you can't have a business account from what I gather just a page.
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On his wind pipe if he doesn't see sense
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yeah but we aint talking about premium lager are we and after all **** at 8% is still ****
KW
Haha, I like lager and traditional bitter. Depends what mood I'm in, I also like a bottle of red every now and then.
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Pop back and show him, and see what he has to say.
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I only drink premium lagers in the summer but I know what you mean when lads turn up with cases of carlsbergThe best one is when friends turn up for a Barbie with one of those ten packs of 250ml bob lager.
Plonk it down then hoe into the Peroni in the fridge.
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correct from 400mm to 600mm for floor joists, still no need to rip the whole chipboard floor up,
Atb
Flynny
No I said over board with ply or hardibacker.
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Where Abouts in Lincolnshire are you fenboy?. A good friend imports tiles so I get them at a very good rate which I'm happy to pass onto you if it helps.
Russ
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They're all at it, atleast they're dealing with it rather than brushing it under the carpet until the dust blows over.
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Go to a few dealers and trade them off against one another. I saved 4k on a new kuga a few years back.
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You can't beat a nice beer, I like a nice pint of this now and again http://www.warsteiner.com
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Looking very good!
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Flood boards will need screwing down firmly, then a 9mm ply fixed over the top using stainless screws or stainless ring shank nails at 4" centres, as long as everything is fixed firmly and as long as a decent flexible adhesive suitable for timber is used , you will have no problems,
No need to take up the chip board at all , floor joist should be at 400mm centres, as long as the chipboard is screwed on every joint and joist and there is no creaking/ movement , it's not a problem to tile on top using the correct adhesive,
Atb
Flynny
Floor joists are generally fixed at 600 centres. They are fitted at 400 and 450 centres but mostly at 600. Again I wouldn't directly lay tiles onto chipboard flooring. Then again there's tilers who'll tile onto painted plaster, use porcelain tiles on plastered walls without considering the weight etc..
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Been to sheffield children's hospital, while seeing the specialist about the DBA we asked her to refer him to see if there is an underlying problem. which she reluctantly did as she wanted Khan to be 100% behind it.
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It's so they can still employ you. As a sub contractor they're supposed to set you on after 12 weeks. I had it last year, to them to do one and they kept using me anyway.
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I'd still seal with SBR no matter what they say. Most primers are SBR based and it'll help stop the paint flaking. Not seen the rubber one though.
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The most common problem with tiling straight over chipboard is the tile adhesive with make the screw heads rust and eventually they come off and the floor starts moving again-then the tiles lift.
Always use stainless steel.
I went to a job the other day where there was 30m+ of tiles laid directly onto floor boards and they'd cracked along every joint. Unless you're using some sort of decoup Matt I wouldn't consider tiling directly onto floor boards if they were screwed every 20mm because where there's no joists there will still be deflection and the cracks will eventually show.
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You'll hardly notice the raise its what i do.Won't this raise the floor to the extent it won't be possible to have a smooth transition into the hallway ? Or does the floor itself need to be lifted and binned ? Sorry not a builder type.
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Hardibacker or ply the floor and then tile onto this using a flexible adhesive, screw the existing floor boards down, if needed lift them and glue to the joists and screw. Screwing should be enough though.
Hardibacker 6mm needs to be laid on a tile adhesive using a 10 mm notched trowel and screwed where it's marked no closer than 20mm to the edge and stagger the joints, once laid you tape the joints and fill with adhesive. Ply 9mm wbp is screwed at 100mm centres with the joints staggered aswell like plasterboard on a ceiling. Use flexible adhesive and grout and your tiles will be fine.
Russ
If you need any advice feel free to ask
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How much is that a tin? Epoxy is about £90. I haven't seen what you're considering, what ever you use prime the concrete with SBR first.
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I can only think that if KW had been running things, it would never have happened.FACT. It has been accepted that those who were the victims in this incident were completely innocent. They were the ones who had arrived at the ground in ample time and therefore were at the fronts of the affected pens. It is doubtful that they would have been drinking either. Their injuries were as a direct result of being crushed against the barriers and the pen fronts. It was claimed that IF the outside gates had not been opened, that death or injury would have been caused OUTSIDE the ground. This I can well believe. In the 70's 80's and 90's I was Policing at least one and sometimes more fotball matches every week throughout the season. I can assure you that fans arriving late and DRUNK was a regular occurence. They would remain in the pubs around the 2 Liverpool grounds, until the last possible moment and then try any method possible to enter the ground, both legally and illegally. It was common practice for fans to run and dive headlong over the turnstiles. This leads to a situation where the safe numbers of fans in a given area can be greatly exceeded. I have actually witnessed 2 large wood gates at Anfield, being forced open by marauding drunken football fans. After all WHY were fences and barriers installed at football grounds in the first place ? I think you will find it was done to prevent a pitch invasion and pitched battles taking place between opposing fans. Most of the coaches carrying away fans to the grounds, will have LARGE quantities of alcohol on board to start with. Upon arrival at or near the ground, those fans will then seek out other supporters of the same team, who will already have found a suitable pub to congregate at. It is then the job of the Police to escort those fans to their designated area of the ground, preventing them from attacking or being attacked by the opposition. This is why a huge number of fans will all arrive at one point TOGETHER, often escorted by Mounted Officers and Dog Handlers. They will soon realise that the match has kicked off and it now becomes their sole intention to enter that ground, by fair means or foul. When you are in front of a mob of several hundred drunken fans who are trying to force entry, it becomes more an issue of survival than thinking of what may happen if those gates are opened. The Police could not be blamed for the design of the ground and when you are presented with a situation where life is at risk and your senior Officer OUTSIDE is screaming for the gates to be opened to prevent injuries, bear in mind, that Officer has no idea what is happening on the INSIDE of that gate. It is now blatantly obvious that more Police Officers should have been sent to divert the pending onslaught of fans on the INSIDE before the gates were opened, regardless of any loss of life outside. Hindsight............wonderful thing !
So is it acceptable that numbers of police officers lied in their statements?.
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Slightly change the subject, out of interest what are you covering the concrete with?
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Double post
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I've always mixed concrete 6:1 when ready mix wast an option. Never had a problem.
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Thanks but I am planning on a finish on top of the concrete , which requires a brushed finish to adhere to.
Either paint it with an epoxy paint or lay a porcelain tile over the top. Any othe way is useless in my opinion. Paint flakes and anything else absorbs urine and smells.
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Handlebar off of here has just designed my logo at a very reasonable rate.
Russ