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fribygg: Asfaboard
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Anonymiserad 405730: It's perfectly fine to create a framework from studs beforehand, just make sure to have something between the stud and the masonry, such as sill rubber for example.
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Höghus: Thank you! It was hard to find with Google. /Höghus
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Anonymiserad 405730: Yes, it is the slightest dimension that we usually use as a load-bearing..
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BirgitS: [citat] Unfortunately, Justus is no longer with us and it seems there isn't any other structural engineer who significantly helps with dimensioning.
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Anonymiserad 405730: I would shoot them there with a brad nailer, if they need to hold better, you can glue and nail them...
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Nygge72: [citat] Exactly my thought :D
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MarcusRask: [citat] How did it go with this? I have a similar question actually.
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stahre87: [citat] Please elaborate on why, what it leads to in the long run that isn't good? :)
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Viktor.J: Old electrical conduit. There may still be electricity in it.
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Hep: Titebond III is a white glue (which happens to be slightly beige) that has a longer open time. How long depends on a number of factors, but they themselves state around 20 minutes.
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AXS: Or cut out a smaller piece, put a new piece there and drill a new hole in it. 30x30cm should be enough. You can indulge with some plyfa behind the joint so it holds well.
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xxargs: That is why fire protection inspections are conducted every 6, every 3 years, and perhaps even more often depending on how frequently fires are lit, and if the plaster had come loose and fallen, there was an automatic fire ban until it was addressed. Now you say it may have changed, but previously the plastering was an extra protective barrier and indicator layer that was relatively easy to
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Ironside: The builder was on site today for inspection. Initially, it was difficult to assess the damage and what it was based on. But after knocking off part of the facade, a fairly good picture of the problem emerged. It is believed that water leaked in from the threshold of the door down to the sill and further down into the building blocks (lekablock). When the temperature dropped below freezing, the
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Dan_Johansson: [citat] It's SketchUp, I don't think it can do that, and it definitely can't in the free version... 😂 Features keep disappearing to the paid version all the time...
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Leaff: [citat] Does it adhere well to mortar and plaster? Shouldn't cement-based "husfix" be better then?
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Utsliten och utdömd: Isn't a bolt gun used on livestock? Or what bolt gun does TS mean?
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Cyklon78: [citat] and that the wall can breathe.
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Snickarnisuråker: I would also like to know how it went and which dimensions you used!
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jonaserik: It is the wind that pushes the water against the wall, it's important that it's tight between the metal sheet and the roof covering. Similarly with ridge tape that lies under the ridge cap at the top. Trapetspane or tiles at the ridge of a house have a gap that water can blow under.
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Violina
Violina: It's probably the case that you have a (beginning) blockage in that pipe... there's no strainer or anything over it, so a lot of dirt has probably gotten in over the years. I would have tried to find someone who can film it, or alternatively find out where the pipe goes and flush it from the back.
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sblixten: I called and talked to them and they explained how I should do it. If I remember correctly, I only glued the edges plus screws every 30 centimeters where it was possible. They were very helpful and instructed me on how to do it. [bild] Edit: The ground fabric that I placed under the rubber mat I bought from a local gravel pit.
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cpalm: What do you mean by vinegar? 12% "Ättiksprit" 24% Vinegar 100% Acetic acid ?
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mickeforsberg: [citat] Ah okay! Yes, it weighs quite a bit and gets pretty high if you have to tilt it up. Have now flushed quite a bit and will see if it drains away.
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MrMoody: The other direction is 6m, though there will be a wall in the middle of the lower floor and could build in load-bearing beams, thereby reducing the span to 3m.
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Joak: https://www.byggahus.se/forum/threads/skydda-gips-vid-garageportens-smyg.389380/
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BirgitS: [citat] Treetex is a porous wood fiberboard: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treetex
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superlim: Thanks for both the help and the jokes 😜
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Skr: [citat] Look there, already an improved construction, thank you 👍
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