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Don't know dude,

Flat black, breedon tiles

No spm under subfloor, the radon barrier is also a dpm, however insulation is placed into of radon barrier and then another vpour barrier then the finnished floor

Then finnished floor onto

I’m not familiar with SPM, what is that

@@cptdo dpm, damp proof membrane

The tile cuttings are supported from below the next tile above is covering it on top, the tile sits against the upstand of the valley, how is it possible that it would ever move,

If you say so

Na mate, do e it myself had 2400 tiles, dry verges dry valleys on and cut in ridge on in 5 days by myself, I didn't think I did to bad, plus if your roof set out right the cuts are a repeat pattern so you only have to measure once was the first 4 cuts in this case then repeat the 4 cuts the same,

Yes, I have an oiler built into airline at the compressor

the likelihood thay Noone would every know if your house is at the correct level, but people can be quite troublesome and if they where not happy with you building they will find every reason to stick it to you, when your plans are submitted it shows ffl above sea level then planning will tell you your maximum permissible ridge height, if you ever had problems with neighbors when building,(I have before, it can get very ugly and stressdul, it is best to stick to the levels submitted on your plans rather than having the stress of having to fight and argue your case, I know a local builder who had to remove the entire top floor of his house as he was a meter to high, the neighbor tried to hold him to Ransome to buy his land at an extortionate price he told him no, when he refused, he reported him to planning, planning ruled in vavour of the neighbor, his choice was to demolish the whole building and start agin or remove the top floor, the house was 100% finnished he took a crane in and lifted the whole roof of removed the 2nd floor and popped the roof back on, so better to stuck to what's on paper

If you are competent with a digger it's no to hard to do, on the other hand if you don't dig level and straight and knock aload of trench in you could very quickly double the price of your concrete bill,

@@conormac2010 I might see if I can get on a one day course.

Got in screwfix, erberu

Building control in my area asks for top hats

Building control in my area for gas barrier requires tophats to much hassle to deviate from acredited details

Do you what, as soon as I read that, I was like wtf, I'm a dummy, I'll put it down to being in a hurry l, we bought booked the boat to sail to Europe 4 weeks after we purchased it so everything was super rushed,

Yes, first of all ww do strip foundation, 600mmx225mm that is sufficient for pur area, we don't have cold weather, then we build 450mmx300mmx100mm concrete blocks to get to the desired height, if the concrete blocks is 450mm or less above the original clay soil level we can use 150mm slab woth 193 steel mesh, if the original clay soil lever is more than 450mm we have to use 225mm slab with 393 steel mesh, a gas barrier which is also damp membrane is put on top of sub slab then insulation then we ould put another damp membrane and a further 100mm of concrete for out finnished floor

Do you mean sarking?

osb panels

@slavkoljiljak2910 sarking is used sometimes, usually on costal areas where high winds are common, I'll be starting my own house soon, I will be sarking with osb as it is a far better job and provides a lot of strength,

Not 100 sure, is it the ball on top of the suction tube? Or is there another 9ne you are referring to?

@@conormac2010 they’re should be two of them,one at the lower end of the pump packing and another small one above it. It’s the small one I was wondering about

@@JohnMartin-oh6bf don't know haven't had any problems with Machine yet, hopefully don't have to strip it for a while yet

@@conormac2010 ok thanks…just been messaged by Qtech and they maintain it can be accessed thru the gearbox,which is good. Thx for the replies

It's an illusion it's only couple of feet to the ground

It's an illusion it's only a couple of feet to ground

It's an illusion, it's only about 6ft to the ground

It's sleive binian and silent valley reservoir

@@conormac2010 it looks very peaceful, from the angle it looked a bit like where I live 😊

It's an illusion, it's only about 6ft to the ground

Yes I do, leaves it easier for filling up with hardcore,

It's a handy tool, it's great if your doing projects from reclaimed wood,

Don't think

Don't think so

If you say so

Totally agree about the saw, to be honest I have 3 of them and the only purpose they where but for was to cut waste timber for the fire, I also learned while doing this that the cut is a repeat pattern, on this roof ever 5 tiles goes back to the first cut so you could cut them all without going on the roof after you done you fist 5 tiles

😂 mine is for fire wood too! I've got 6 dormers on our home build at the moment and a big gable end. Similar tile too German planum crest. A lot of cutting but at least the valleys are the same so I've got a pattern. I bought an 18v DeWalt 5" grinder with a decent blade and take it up with me, works a treat for any alterations. 👍

Plumbing lines are already stricken on the battens, in UK we put ventilation in rafters, there is a 50mm space under the membrane for air ventilation

It's a cable, cable pulls mechanism tight when handbrake pulled

Yes, It will

Will it also accept 35 degree nails?