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I want to construct a corner stud wall. What does this involve? Can I actually do it myself? How about planning permission, building regulations, etc.?
I've recently bought an 85 inch tv that weighs 35kg I currently have a 70 inch tv that weighs 25kg which I installed on a plasterboard wall (with metal studs) which to date has held perfectly well. what's the best fixings to use to install the 85inch. thank you
How much would it roughly cost for box to be built round a boiler in spare room to cover boiler and pipes ? Thanks
Hi, I am looking at doing a side and back extension. Side extension would be a double storey while back would be a single storey. I need advise on how deep and wide should the foundation trench be, do i fill the trench to the top with concrete, if there are different types of concrete what type should i use, and do i need to place a steel mesh into the trench? My neighbour is also planning to do the side extension so can we dig a single trench between us and use that as foundation for both side walls? His house is on a slightly higher ground (10-20cm). Is it wise to have a gap between neighbours side wall and my side wall (we thought 10cm on each side of the boundary line hence leaving a 20cm gap) or is it better to build walls as close as possible? Your advise will be very much appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help. Kind regards
Is it advisable to hire an architect before hiring a plan designer? Does it depend on the project? And if so, under what circumstances should I hire an architect first and vice versa. Thank you for your time.
Hi, I’m looking at having bifold doors installed on the patio and have a price fir supply only but would like a price for installation please
I have taken out an extractor fan and now have a hole bth sides f the wall. Old house, narrow cavity between the two walls. Hole is above a window. Do I insert a lintel?
I am concerned about a possible leak from my chimney. The water seems to be leaking through the ceiling of the upstairs walls but it is not far from the point that the chimney flue passes by. Without actually getting up onto the roof, is there any other way I can check whats causing it?
We're just about to start getting quotes from some reputable local places, but I'm unclear on whether we need an architect for this sort of job?
I’ve currently got a loft conversion going on and my structural engineer has stated a ridge beam of 203x203x46 for a span of approx 5 meters but the builder has installed a ridge beam of 152x152x37. This has been queried with the structural engineer (waiting for reply) but I want to know from builders if this ridge beam is a common size
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