Building Materials and Construction Technology
Perk: Personally, I have oak skirting and had the same problem with two radii in the hallway, one of which was 220 mm in diameter... Previously, there was a painted skirting board that was sawed in the back and then filled. Naturally, I wanted to continue with oak skirting in the hallway, as in the rest of the floor. Then I found a flexible skirting board from Kährs that works great. It is expensive
H_L: There are some sensible points in this thread that might be helpful. It doesn't answer all your questions, but maybe some. http://www.byggahus.se/forum/faerg-mala-tapetsera/61847-spackla-kaellarvaegg-vatrumsspackel-eller-husfix-eller-vad.html
chris47: I chose 20mm coarse granite tiles. Works great as a foundation. Laid directly against the slab, achieving the same height as the 15mm parquet. I laid everything before installing the wood stove. I rounded the edge with a diamond saw blade. /CC
chris47: A thrifty trick is to saw along a stud. When you're putting the piece back, nail an extra stud and screw it in. Just make sure the height matches. /CC
imported_peter: I have just become a homeowner, haven't even gained access to the house yet, but it's on the way...(1/4..) the house looks like the sketch, it was built in 1940. In 1973, the house was clad in yellow brick. I don't know exactly how the walls look inside... our plan is to remove the yellow exterior walls and replace them with the red walls. then we will probably need to support it in some way.
¤ akila ¤: Sure! We've kept the fire going well during the winter and cooked at the same time without any issues. Satisfied!
Canuto: It cost 136200:- +VAT. It has 4 stops because we have a 1.5-story house with differences in levels, both on the upper and lower floors, to a new extension. It is certainly cheaper with a more "normal" one with 2 stops. Additionally, it also comes with a smaller riding platform and will probably be cheaper then. Ours is 1100x1400. PS: Is it a pellet stove you have in your avatar? If so, please
spikers_corner: I don't know the cost of Snigeld., but the competitor's Demex costs 504:- for 4 kg. 279:- for 2 kg. Beijer Byggmaterial
Totte_S: [citat] "Proper" drills in larger dimensions have a milled attachment so they fit in most 13 mm chucks. But you'll probably notice that when you find the drill on the shelf ;) Regarding what was previously mentioned in the thread about chemical anchors [citat] When I installed equipment in laundry rooms in apartment buildings, we used chemical anchors in glass ampoules. We crushed the ampoule
johnnyz: You say that the house has sunk. Why not "broaden" the bottom plate of the house to counteract further sinking, at the same time you get an excellent support for the pillars. A thought perhaps?
tallmilan: Tips :: Ideal standard = AmericanStandard. Renamed to be sold in Europe. .Henrik
Frippen: We also only have good experiences with gluing plaster on threetex. Glued with plaster glue. No cracks and easy to insert pipes for cables as mentioned.
Johan Gunverth: [citat] Sure, it's possible, but I don't have the energy! :rolleyes:
hempularen: Here in Stockholm, as a private individual, you can drop off "small" amounts (= approximately a trailer load) for free. The requirement is that it must be packed in plastic-wrapped packages of a certain size (as stated on the sanitation department's website) so that it can fit into their container. I recall it was something like a maximum of 70cm wide. Apparently, all recycling stations (like
tallmilan: Well, it depends on whether you're talking about the effect or the volume... But you're absolutely right, since we're talking about sound level, it's 9-11db (SPL) Henrik
Ardexsmitten: Is there anyone here who has built with Poroton "brick blocks"? Planziegel von JUWÖ | Ein Ziegelhaus von Juwö Poroton macht glücklich
Beppo: There shouldn't be any problem with 6mm extra. Regarding the radiator, you can probably loosen it a bit and swing it out from the wall while you work. But you need to support it so that it doesn't hang on the pipes. You will then have to slightly loosen the pipe connections so you can swing it out, and during this time you should turn off the circulation pump.
H_L: The particle board burns, the gypsum does not, so the fire safety should be lower. Whether this disadvantage outweighs the advantages (e.g., easier to put up shelves and pictures on the walls) I am doubtful about.
Milkshaken: If you're going to have shelves and maybe other stuff, I would recommend using battens or having an OSB board behind instead... The person who built my garage only used a standard framework and then 2 layers of drywall on that... It's a hassle to attach things; you constantly have to adjust according to the studs. Sometimes I have to put up a board or another sheet in front and then attach what I
klaskarlsson: [citat] You might have similar regulations to our area where we're building a summer house; Max 80+20, 3.5m knee walls, and 30-degree roof angle... I've ordered an Onsala from CABoden. Unfortunately, the 30-degree roof means we can't get a good loft either :( I considered the idea of raised knee walls after a tip from the officer — the issue is that it doesn't work with CABoden. I've thought
jeppeknaster: Okay thanks for your answers, I will talk to the municipality regarding the building notification and also with the board. jeppe
oderooy: [citat] Lightweight concrete blocks or what would you use? olivier
jakim: I read here on the forum that approximately 50kr per square meter is added for adhesive and grout.
Ingenjören: A glulam beam 42x180 L40 in terms of strength (bending) corresponds to a 45x220 K24 or a 45x195 in quality K30 (if you can find that quality..) The condition is also that there is no risk of buckling and that pressure, tension or shear are not critical in your case. In terms of deflection, a 42x180 L40 can be compared to a 45x195 K24 in climate class 1 and Load type B. Whether you can change
lellesv: I have a bunch of oak logs that are going to become floor planks. How should I saw them for the best result? Should I just make flooring from the heartwood, or can I use the sapwood too? Right now, I'm thinking of slicing up the logs and leaving them unedged in the dryer to see. On the other hand, it would probably make a better floor if I quarter-sawed the logs, but then the planks would be
DVE: Don't know where you live, but have you checked BYGGMAX? You can check out their website BYGGmax //DVE Villa Ansarve - Ansarve 1:84 Gotlands Tofta.
jv12: Hello, Anyone with experience in casting something with a slanted top edge? In my case, it concerns the gable peaks that, just like the rest of the walls, are made of polystyrene blocks (dorotherm).