Recent content by RMK

I go both ways (plastering)

Ha. Brilliant sub 55. All tradesmen have big ego's. deal with it.

That is a really good deal!!!! Refina are doing the mm30 for £454 inc vat including £100 of free tools (you'll have to check if that offers still on). I like the peace of mind of being able to return it to Refina and not back to either Germany or someone small acting as a middle man in the uk.

I love grafting... should get that stickered up on the van. Ha!

Ps-tile lath made me think of bathroom tiles. Ha. Numpty!

Sounds daft, but the cellar is a room already. Pretty sure it used to be the wash room for the house... Or maybe even the kitchen at one point. Ceiling height will be achieved, no pump as very little damp, and there is a fully opening 4ft square window to the front of the house which can be used...

Cheers Carlos. What's tile lath? Will slate latt do?

BNI is a waste of time, effort and money. It only works if you are in the fortunate position to be managing your trade and not actually picking a trowel up.

Sorry, mm30. Awesome!

Seriously no one can give me any tips?? Am I posting in the wrong section of the forum?

I just got my 2nd ever ??mm21?? (the biggest refina do) last one I got reconditioned, and it has lasted a good 7 years and its still going strong, but paddle went the other month, and when I rang up to order another I got duped in to buying a new mm21 with paddle which happily came with £100...

Lovely stuff!!! What's a resibar and how much are they and in what lengths?

It works. Simple as. No downside

Got a small domestic job to price where two flats are separated by single skin brickwork do sound travels through. Have told him best option would be to install a stud wall independent of brick wall, using sounds batts between studs and board with sound lock or even just double board it with...

Gooners info was brilliant. The unfortunate thing with this question is there is no correct way to do it. There are people (mainly tilers) who want it skimmed always to make their life easier, but the question is IF it is skimmed the plasterer will be bonding the skim with pva, and as Gooners...