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Fordie49

Hello, I'm in the process of buying my first house. It is classed as a 4 bedroom with one being in the loft. The conversion was done by the original owners between 1991-2001 and sold to the current vendor. My solicitor has said that there was no mention of building regs consent but it has FENSA &...

Fordie49

I installed. Few concrete square area to a residential area last year using a ready concrete lorry and this year about a month or 2 ago they became dusty and stones kept coming off. I would say it was a poor mixture! I ended up replacing the bay's out of my own costs and dos my own ballast/cement mi...

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You need a wet mortar mixture of mainly building sand mixed with cement. You can add a shovel or 2 of sharp sand into a mixer. Have the mixture wet to apply the slab to stick to it while you tap them down with a rubber hammer and to the right levels. Also don't dot/dab or five spot the wet mix I wou...

Fordie49

Hello, I'm in the process of buying my first house. It is classed as a 4 bedroom with one being in the loft. The conversion was done by the original owners between 1991-2001 and sold to the current vendor. My solicitor has said that there was no mention of building regs consent but it has FENSA &...

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Loft room advice?

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Build regs Loft room help for potential new property purchase