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Then just put the insulation between and under the timbers like loads of other jobs do.

IMO don't have any scratch type render in your circumstances. You'll end up with mould and algae growing all over the place in no time at all. A sand and cement render with a good quality paint or a silicon thin coat system would be more suitable and easier to keep looking clean and fresh.

@Danny for fucksake stop over complicating things. Put the 8 x 2's on and be done with it. No one, including yourself, will care about the depth of the roof once it's done finished.

I'll bet you do.

Different level to their early stuff IMHO. Feel quite professionally put together.

One of my members caught four bream, I must try harder.

I'd never squeeze into that space mate.

I don't know about the sand around the rest of the UK, but if you use Febmix at the highest recommended dose with my local Essex sand you might as well not bother. I've worked on loads of sites over the last 41 years and I've never seen a plasterer or brickie using it at the correct dose.

Unfortunately another breamless night @ChrispyUK

@algeeman @ChrispyUK @paulf

Dog s**t

What the f**k is that all about?

If your plasterer has recommended a product that he likes to work over then just go buy it. Personally I hate Blue Grit, the grit is just too large for my liking, the green is far more friendly. Plasterboard doesn't need priming unless it's been fixed for a long while, if at all. I've gone over...

I already said morning sweetie

Morning Chris

Jess clicks on every video praying that it's one of those, fools no one.

Simple answer is to put your seatbelt on isn't it? If it isn't an automatic thing to do when getting into your car by now there's no hope for you.

Yes it is. Now watch yourself or you'll be on the dung heap.

Great reply, you're in.

Just out of interest, have you used a flow screed or traditional sand and cement?

Very nice mate.

Assuming that you're using grey EPS as the main insulation (?) that definitely shouldn't go below the damp course.

You're probably imagining yourself sat in it, smoking a huge joint, aren't you?

£3 supply and fix? Wow!

Is that a good price for supply and fix?

You're not as good a mole as @Vincey was.

So you'll chance your arm plastering a wall, but get a chippy in to fix skirting? For fucksake!

Christ you're a bit slow on the uptake

Not many wives would encourage their husbands to get a ho tub, fair play.

No come on John, you've got to use a level when dabbing.

That just confirms that I'm a moron. Chippy should have used a level to plumb his studwork, I just follow it.

@John j said you are a nice bloke that's always trying to help people.

f**k**g latest BG mole.

Oh come on Chrispy you're all on the brink, all of the time lol

I'm sure he's on the brink of being called a c**t all the time?

We know

Not if your name is @algeeman it doesn't. Slag.

We know

Excellent advice mate. @Radcliff you're a c**t. Ok you're ready to rock and roll.

I don't think there's much to choose between any of the main merchants, it's all about turnover and having a relationship. If you're buying enough your prices will essentially be set by the manufacturer anyway.

Sale went through some months ago now mate

I've only ever used a screenshot of mine and they're never bothered.

Very nice.

Very funny Napoleon.

Have to mind the nettles.

For a lot of us anglers the catching of fish is secondary to being outdoors surrounded by nature.

You're very welcome mate. As I said, there's absolutely no need for a trowel bigger than that, unless you're a rough c**t like @algeeman , what a w**k*r he is.

No he definitely missed a trick here.

And the prize for the longest ever thread title goes to.......

Make your mind up, are you a bricklayer or do you see in straight lines? Highly unlikely to be both.