No worries, thanks Eric.
I'm sure the same information applies either way, but my application is for a bathroom floor. The bearers are 95x70 as ment ...
Do you think there’s any chance that would react with the rust converter or counteract it?
Which order would you say is the best to go? The oxalic ac ...
I know you need to make sure nail heads do not sit proud of the surface of the floor before sanding. But, I was wondering if they are flush could I le ...
I’m currently replacing the bathroom floor of my 70s unit. The existing bearers are hardwood 95x70 with 900 spacing, anyone know what they can be repl ...
Hi @Nailbag ,
Where you dropped the shower base and then did the screed, did you put any kind of expansion joint between the screed and the adjacent ...
Hi @squeakysim
I'm fairly confident that 95x70 timber bearers can be ordered from the trade desk, but please allow me to double check with our trad ...
Hello @squeakysim
If you're after a rustic look, leaving the nail heads exposed can definitely add character, but it's a bit of a balancing act. Ev ...
Hi @squeakysim,
Oxalic acid is often used to try to restore timber that has staining from oxidation. You could try Feast Watson WoodPrep, which is a ...
Sorry @squeakysim, I didn't pick up that it was a metal doorframe. In that case, you might like to use Builder Bog to reform the bottom of the frame. ...
Hi @squeakysim,
For the gap under the doorframe, the best approach is to cut a piece of timber to suit the space, then glue and nail it into positio ...
Hi @squeakysim,
You’ll definitely want to test it on a small, inconspicuous section of timber first to make sure there’s no discolouration or reacti ...
No worries, thanks Eric.
I'm sure the same information applies either way, but my application is for a bathroom floor. The bearers are 95x70 as ment ...
I’m currently replacing the bathroom floor of my 70s unit. The existing bearers are hardwood 95x70 with 900 spacing, anyone know what they can be repl ...
Yeah, I guess I could build the wall directly on to the joists, and then butt the floor up to the wall. But that would only work where the joists run ...
Thanks for that @Nailbag ! What size were your joists and how much did you end up taking off them? Also, can you explain what you mean by laminating t ...
Thanks @Dave-1 Firstly, you are right there was asbetos, but it has already been dealt with and removed responsibly. I'm curious as to your suggesti ...