Sod that...leave it to dry, 10mm of 1200 or 300. Leave for a few days then fit
It's pretty cold at the moment! Where's it stored?
Do you carry it on your shoulder too
I've already got 2! May need another one soon though. Defo need some decent jigsaw blades. Got some from sharkblades and they are crap on engineered
Check you out. Makita jigsaws are the best you can get
I'm trying to hold my prices and keep losing the jobs. I know I'm not as expensive as some but the only job I've had off one contractor is because...
Looks great mate. Maybe add a landline if you have/use one? Pub floor looks awesome
Only when I had mapei latex stored for ages
Gutted, I've racked up so many points, luckily they keep dropping off just in time
Looks like a micro machine! How far up are you!?
Yeah it's basically the same as jumpax Apparently it has a thermal resistance of 0.13 m2k/w....what ever that means? I know your feet won't be as...
Jumpax original is a good product for insulation. Subfloor needs to be dry enough.
Nigel knows a guy mate ;)
Hi Dave, Bwfa courses are worth every penny, so much to learn. I told another fitter how you learn more of the wood science....his reply was...
I've got another lad starting apprenticeship in February and I'm hopeing we will soon manage better with 3 of us instead of bringing in other fitters.
I priced myself out of alot of crappy work in December. Nothing worse than fitting crappy toilets and having to turn down a whole house of...
Yeah that's the one. Not sure I would like to use it either
I think Uzin do a Dpm and compound system. I always leave them to dry out though. I've never had to use levelling compounds on gypsum luckily
We've been using tag trims, can get them all different sizes.
2 landings left to do tomorrow as they weren't ready Friday. then off until 4th also.
