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RE: The build - toomanytommytoes - 24-09-2021
(24-09-2021, 06:08 AM)Small chilli Wrote:Over 100kg of rubble removed, loads of dust to hoover up then finally we can lay the insulation tomorrow. Found a full box of old matches underneath the insulation and electric cables for lighting directly in contact with rubble...no fire risk there huh.(24-09-2021, 12:36 AM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: 270mm is apparently the point of diminishing returns for mineral/glass loft insulation. I think EPS boards can provide similar efficiency at much lower thickness. Currently re-insulating the space above a bedroom and we're going for 300mm of mineral wool. Job made much harder by whoever demolished the original roof as they decided it was a good idea to leave all the rubble between the joists and put the fibreglass insulation on top. Now we're half way through dragging all the rubble out of a hole in the wall small enough that you have to slide through on your belly.Don’t envy you that job. Been there. Had to do that for my grandparents when they had a new roof. The rubble left behind was horrendous.
RE: The build - Small chilli - 26-09-2021
Finished laying the attic floor today. My hand are covered in glue! Managed to get most of it out of my hair though
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The board in the middle is just covering our loft hatch. So no one falls through. That would be inconvenient
. All the messy lumpy stuff is just the glue. It’s very like expanding foam but different. It will all scrape off smooth ones we’ve got a roof on.
RE: The build - JJB - 26-09-2021
A 'roof' over your head at last, looks like good progress.
RE: The build - Small chilli - 28-09-2021
We had a delivery of insulation today. We’ve built our gable ends and put our first glulam beam up over the porch
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RE: The build - Admin - 28-09-2021
Looking really good....very exciting
RE: The build - toomanytommytoes - 28-09-2021
Loft with a hatch, what a luxury
Looking good, should be toasty with all that insulation.Found out why there was so much rubble in between the joists in the loft I've just re-insulated...apparently something called 'torching' which was a layer of lime mortar on the inside of the old slate roof. Very kind of the roofers to let it drop between the joists and damage the lath and plaster ceiling.
RE: The build - Bren - 28-09-2021
Its looking more house like
RE: The build - Vinny - 28-09-2021
You seem to be fairly cracking on with the build now.
RE: The build - Small chilli - 28-09-2021
The build will grind to a holt soon. Unfortunately the manitou isn’t available for the next 2 - 3 weeks. We need that for getting the roof panels in place.
RE: The build - Veggie - 28-09-2021
We could have a whip-round and buy you a Manitou.
https://www.tannertrading.co.uk/construction-vehicles/bruder-manitou-telescopic-forklift-mrt-2150-with-accessories-1-16/?msclkid=2e23ec967fd91b78a5bb8dc50714276e&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PLA%20-%20Toys&utm_term=4578022840409129&utm_content=PLA%20-%20Toys