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swede: Hello Found a page about cement products www.flodacement.se Regards ;D
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KarlXII
KarlXII: You only went to Kuntze for the delightful smell of rubber...at least you used to when they were located at Hötorget. Now, down on Lindhagensgatan, it's not the same atmosphere at all.
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KarlXII
KarlXII: Check out Bauhaus Haninge, right now they have a couple of 80 centimeters at half price!
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Pure: Or maybe plaster factory...? ;)
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Bob_the_builder
Bob_the_builder: Foam sealant will probably be just fine.
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Dicken: Exactly, that's what I did. Works perfectly. 2 mm is no problem, I probably had a few more mm. :)
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albinson: Is it difficult to plaster a 60 cm high wall by myself? I don't want a completely smooth surface but rather one with some texture.
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linkeboda: plastering the walls with a colored plaster works quite well.....
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abel48: I bought TJ musstop, but made a budget version of it. First, I set up under the panel and then cut pieces of musstop and nailed them in between. Very quick and easy. Best regards, Anders
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kinglace: There is a special black sauna foil that is heat resistant. I can imagine building a room within a room, which is separately vapor-barriered with the sauna foil.
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dfred: Try a high-pressure washer. It usually removes most things.
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Bob_the_builder
Bob_the_builder: Concrete stones are probably a bit cheaper, but they are so much heavier and more cumbersome to work with. Additionally, they insulate worse than lättklinker (leca). Double-pantile concrete roof tiles cost about 55 SEK/m2 for just the regular tiles. Then ridge tiles and other accessories are extra.
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Norre: Yep, have shopped there a bit. Completely satisfied, I only have good things to say about Jan at the saw. (Yes, that's his name) Say hi from Norén ;)
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Fasting65
Fasting65: Sollentuna: Message sent...
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siamthai: I am considering using tile oil on the basement floor tiles. Does the "breathing" in the tiles/grout deteriorate because of this? It wouldn't be good if the moisture gets trapped...
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tegelek: Thanx . . . Called Telia 90200. A guy is supposed to call just as previously stated. Hope it goes quickly.
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swede: [citat] Hello I believe it's Hallsberg brick Tel 0730-575906 Ask for åke Best regards ;)
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JesperS: The double groove tongue and groove in my house is only 70 wide and was originally installed on both the ceiling and walls in the hallways (downstairs/upstairs). The beadboard, on the other hand, is about 150 wide, but it has two beads planed into it. So it looks like two separate panel boards, even though it's just one. It's found in the kitchen ceiling, among other places. /J
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marten70: There are special so-called limmer for siporex, it is the best option.
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swede: [citat] Hi, got regards from Nilenfors, talked to him today, you're right they don't make spiral staircases ;D
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Fredrik.Aj: What can one expect to pay for a traditional wooden floor structure?
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mickey: Thnx, exactly what I was looking for. Fit perfectly in place.
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helenae: Hello! I've heard from the neighbors at our new construction that the timber and asfa board have been outside since Friday, without tarpaulin. :o It has been raining a lot here on the west coast and my question is of course: How does this affect the timber?? Will it be able to dry properly, considering they are supposed to finish building the outer walls and put on the roof within a two-week
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pappskallen
pappskallen: I used demidekk visir, and "my" painter with 35 years of experience recommended this!
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Immobil
Immobil: :o Discovered today on the construction shopping round that Harald Nyborg had cheap brush strips. ::) ;)
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Immobil
Immobil: Maybe these: http://www.sakerhetsforum.se/default.asp ;)
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kalleanka70
kalleanka70: Yo Mortica there is already a whole thread about this in the same category.....have a look!
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devnull: Take a piece of the joint to SVERAG in Liljeholmen if you live in Stockholm. They have most of the Optiroc range in stock. http://www.sveragbyggmaterial.com/index2.html
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kalleanka70
kalleanka70: Check the corresponding thread in the building materials category where there are several posts.
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Immobil
Immobil: [citat] Can you manage with 80 x80 mm ???? Then they cost in oak: 675:- / each. ;)
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