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Morning matey would take me a week to get over the hangover after staying out until 5am. :confused: Nearest supplier to me is 1 hour away and they don’t stock it. so I’d have to buy pallets and store the gear. Not sure on price as yet, their getting back to me. But won’t cheap if they are...

Think the Max is 22 m2 I’d agree with @zolco, probably 16-17 m2 average. Price any good from CCF.? @Vincey

Many thanks for the demo today. Really enjoyed it. Was really positive seeing how the machine and material work. Thanks to Graham and Clive at knauf, and Danny for letting me in at short notice. Great to meet everyone, zolco, vincey, clem, Scott. Have a good one tonight chaps, hopefully...

Could it be condensation..?

Complete novice on machines If it's worth anything, my second hand machine Popped the workshop trip switch every time, only when I turned the machine off. When I plugged it into the other bank, which has been upgraded it was fine.

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Didn't mate sorry, chased tv cables in and threw the last few beads on All on the weather for tomorrow,Monday, Tuesday.

Cheers for that. I'm giving it another go today with the new r and s, if it ever stops raining ☔️.

Had no idea that was even possible. Handy to know

75m is a fair stretch

That's a great point actually.! To have a spare set in the van

That guide will be priceless mate. Really appreciate you doing that for me.

Vincey your an absolute gem..!

I'll have a search thanks I hope your right Cheers

Appreciate the response I am intending on doing a course on the machine, as soon as I'm free. I've ordered the r and s to be delivered tomorrow as I'm 2 hours away. I have watched the start up vids. Maybe I am priming it wrong.? I won't know for sure until I get the new parts. One thing...

Yes mate 240v Thanks

Yes mate, I'll be ringing pft northern this morning. I have been in touch with them prior to buying the machine, they were really helpful. Think they are the closest ones to me, but still a 2 hour drive south for me to Sheffield.

Looks like you were vincey Thanks guys, I'll get them ordered this morning.

Ok mate appreciate the info Hopefully it is the r/s

Ok thanks for that Have you had a similar issue before.?

Hi chaps Hoping to get your expert advice on this problem I have. I've just bought a second hand ritmo, I think it's A powercoat or a M. Doesn't say on the machine so I'm not 100%. The machine is in excellent condition and it's been well looked after. The machine has twice stopped working...

Was put on temporarily before the doors were fitted, to seal the plywood on the opening. Foam not the problem Cheers

also bricks/mortar are wet behind lead, flashing is water tight ive just Hosed the one wall Attached pics inc one inside the cavity, from the side return above the lower pitch roof.. thoughts.?

It is a low angle jet. Will chase the lead. Thanks for the info

Thanks Keith I priced the rendaid up today at jewsons, it's £16 plus vat per bag. Have to order it in 2/3 days wait though.

I know your right buddy. I'm gonna do some more tests tomorrow morning with the hose pipe, then decide to either seal it all up somehow. or cut the ceiling away and get a better view.

I know what your saying, really don't want to cut ceilings away unless I 100% need to. I have knocked a brick out above the steel on the side return and seen water pixxing through a mortar joint. what do I need to know about rendaid.?

I'm in the north east Saltburn by the sea Halfway between Middlesbrough and whitby

Only leaks when it's heavy rain though matey. Waste pipes in the bathroom but exit to the left And ceiling is dry that side.

No me neither I've had a roofer check it out 4/5 times So far found nothing on the roofs. Felt is Pretty dry underneath tiles. I will try to video the water coming into the cavity above the steel tomorrow and post it on here. Cheers

Yes the roof joist overhang enough, was hits the gutter fine from both roofs. I've tried a few different angles of spaying, mainly upwards so it runs down the roof/brick As it would naturally by rain fall. The bricks underneath both soffits are pretty dry.

the two holes you can see are where he had his plumb line.. I've since filled those two, but there's quite a few smaller ones. The pitch roof is dry underneath, I've had tiles off. It's also well sealed under the bedroom window. Pretty sure it mortar on blocks. I'll try to video the leak...

Many Thanks for that. Yes trays have been fitted, though I'm now thinking have they been done correctly above the steel that's carrying the side return wall for the bathroom.

Not sure what you mean? Tray over the steel?

I can't get the builder back as we had a few disagreements on the job. The final straw, he asked for the full money remaining for the job way before the job was complete. Obviously I refused. Disappointed as he came recommended by the guy who did the plans for me.

I agree it shouldn't be leaking in through the new block work. But it is leaking into the cavity And running down on to the top of the steel then finding its way inside.

couldn't agree more

It may not be every joint impossible to tell, the right hand side of the bathroom window down the corner of the side return, that's seems to be the worst area. And certainly the wettest when it rains. the doors and window appear to be ok. It is coming in higher up than the door. Like I said...

The foam was temporary on the boards that were blocking up the opening before the bi folds were installed.. I knocked a brick out yesterday above the steel beams, with use of the hose pipe i could see water pxxxing in. Obviously getting into cavity then spreading across beams and dripping in.

Why bead it now malc.?

Cheers owls I've just looked up a Weber equivalent. I Don't know anyone who sells parex locally.

I would possibly have done mono if I could have waited until spring, but I've got to seal up the extension now to stop the water coming through the mortar. I'm in the north east and pretty close to the sea

Cheers deri Is sbr in the mix a good enough waterproofer?

Main reason I'd not planned to do it now is that I had been told by a few builders etc not to do it until spring. Second reason is cost, I'm trying to get the inside Finished before Christmas.

Cheers malc Do what you suggested now? rather than scratch now? not sure if your suggesting to do mono rather than scratch then colour. Thanks

Thanks for your response dropsalot Waterproofer in the mix rather than a primer applied first.? Or both.?

Hi I'm just after a little advice before I jump in two footed. On my new extension we have water leaking in due to the mortar joints in the block work. Obviously they could have been done better, but the builder knew we were getting it rendered so I guess he didn't tidy all the joints up...