You will need the router

Thank you very much 😊

Nice. Let me know how it is going to turn up

My client is still happy.The other week I was passing around there and I counted another 15 roofs that they were doing work on them. It was sad to see

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you need to lower the temperature

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Probably, this will work, depending on the space available

@@How2Extreme thank you for reply there is available space but in RV trailer the drainer in the floor not in wall as this one.

@imhere4765 with a flexible pan connector can work

I think I've done like you are saying except the vape barrier underneath a non brithabele vinyl floor. What's the point

Also, one could argue with this guy on the video I sent because he could have laid the membrane under the joists rather than on top of them, and avoided the zigzagging and messing around with sealing the heating pipes. The question is whether the membrane is really necessary, because if there is ventilation, then the membrane is an unnecessary luxury. I’m also not sure if the vapor barrier is a good idea, because even if the wool (insulation) gets moisture from the room, and there is ventilation under the floor, theoretically that ventilation will remove the moisture. So it would be enough to just lay a mesh to support the wool, the wool itself, and then the floor on top of i

@user-wd2qk2dt7o You did say that it is harmful for their client. Please explain where the harm is. There are different ways to do things, but that doesn't mean it is harmful

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A bit yes, the wearher wasn't helping

@@How2Extreme ok good to know, planning to do the same work in 2 days. Thanks!

Good luck. If you have any questions, im here

@@How2Extreme i fucked something up. When i try to smooth it, it sticks to my shovel. Is it too moist still? I've been waiting for over half an hour and it still seems moist🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

All good, that means you are in the shade and have more time have some patience

Something can be clogged, same like in this video

No.Please watch the full clip

Hi. Just clients choose of design. I always do the installation, contrary with the timber joists

It's not bad if you want to put some silicon, but the rubber should do the job

@@How2Extreme Did without silicon and works! Thank you

@patrykgorecki581 you welcome

Hi. Yes the toilet needs to go out to do that type of maintenance. The main water supply can be closed if somthing bad happens. My clients usually don't want to see any pipes on the wall's, that's way it's all hidden behind.thanks for your message

think this is good enough for an enclosed floor but it's always room for improvement. Thanks for sharing your thoughts

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I am really sorry to hear that. You should check at the beginning when im taking it off. Maybe that's going to help a bit

Hi. You can look for a liquid rubber system that is going to be very simple to apply www.sealantsandtoolsdirect.co.uk/bond-it-seal-it-roof-seal-waterproof-liquid-roof-coating-compound-grey-20l?language=en-gb&currency=GBP&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwiOy1BhDCARIsADGvQnAP2r9-c5W6DodC5aWFHdJwcLzq4SXnXTj7sVJjf325xZ2SAzbXTNcaAh77EALw_wcB

Thanks, and good luck with your project. If you have any questions, im here. Im Sorin your new friend 🤣🤣🤣

Around 1700mm

Ok thanks

You welcome

The bathtub is sitting in its own brakets, and yes, I've done some work in that area. I love the roundabout

1400mm x 900mm

Good luck. Im here for any questiond

agreed, but is not my decision to take

The right way to do it is by applying the adhesive and then the mesh , especially on the blocks where ghosting will show when cold or humidity is high outside. Ghousting = you will see the mortar joints in bad weather

Thank you very much

I will do a nother one

Yes, some of them have the battery

Yes. and thanks

What do you mean???

It's new block work, so no, you don't need primer but it's not a bad idea to apply it if you want. For the lines, i will scrape all the wall before applying the top coat

@@How2Extreme I see so it scraped back ok.

Has to be nice and clean, no dust or flakes

Yes. Pink grip is good just in the bin , use a good exterior adhesive or silicon, ob1,ct1

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@@How2Extreme Hi great job thanks for the link, so am i right using Cerisit it is the basecoat (adhesive) one coat with mesh embeded then a second thin coat when the first coat is dry, then the silicon render on the top? If the above is correct what thickness beading do I need to buy to build out the two base layers ready for the silicon top coat, I’m confident I can do a job but just need to double check I’m on track with the process? Thank you for your reply’s.

@Happytruth you are ready to go, it seems. Beads are not important. You can decide the thickness

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sorry that was one of my first videos. I'm still working on it but I think now it's a bit better

Stop moaning.... be grateful you found a good video !

Limeted space, and that's how they instruct me to do it al centred. A door stop will help if that's an issue

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You welcome. I'm happy that could help 😊

yes you can

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Hi. Multipurpose play

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Not to far. Im in Barking

@@How2Extreme have you got a website or anything i could contact to explain?

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Hi. They are not essential, but if you dont use them, you are going to have some termal bridging and ghosting on the render when it is too hot inside and cold outside