bugger not any more
how i've not seen anyone flogging one on the cheap
looking for a new meter torn between these two http://www.buybrandtools.com/acatalog/Tramex-CMExpert-Moisture-Humidity-Meter-Kit.html or...
mms costs over £500 plus 5 boxes not a cheap do just buy 5 digi's
well made up proved my dad wrong he's a red, told me you can't buy success he got a bit iffy when i mentioned utd had been doing just that for donkeys
ah didn't realise for diy i stick with makita or bosch for diy usually and festool/mafell for work
so bs are wrong to say max 75% then
worth the investment and can claim tax back. I'm a Man City fan not a dirty red, and i have been for 20 years.
seems pretty accurate http://www.buildingscience.com/document ... e-humidity
i'd check with customer how long sub-floor been down find manufacturer of said product and get their advice, most manufacturers say not to use...
if you're after a good drill get one of these...
looks like rip up, dpm, re-screed and fit new.
most engineereds have the same type of backing, but depends on method of manufacture more than anything.
to a certain degree but a thicker wood doesn't necessarily make it better, what finish has been applied (how many coates)?
Depends on the wood species, where it was cut, the locking system loads of different things go into quality and price, also what thickness was the...
i'd pull the sub-floor, strengthen the joists by laminating ply to both sides, looking at the span the joists cover there would be too much...
usually these http://www.screwfix.com/p/snickers-floorlayer-trousers-33-w-30-l/82123 or these...
yeah we've just had to up our prices to accomodate this, and also for the cost of estimations to us in fuel now.
can't had my PS3 nicked a month ago :cry:
:lol: :lol: You know what I meant
