It's still mostly sand and cement and skim in Ireland, some sites use hardwall but it works out more expensive
Very rare for it not to be skimmed the next day and never have any trouble with it
Put a nice drop of waterproofer in the mix to make it nice for floating and no lime
I wasn't going to attempt it myself but wouldn't mind doing the course all the same, not sure if anyone does the course in Ireland though
Was just a bit disappointed with the floor I went to see when I saw it up close, it still felt nice and smooth to touch but this one had loads of trowel marks...
Anybody know much about microcement?
Was planning on doing the floors of my house with it but went to see a shop that had the floor done and it was full of trowel marks
Is that the way it is or was it just done badly or maybe that's the way the shop owner wanted it done?
I thought it would have...
The last house I did like that the builder put a strip of dpc and mesh up to the slate trim.
If it's plastered right water shouldn't be getting behind the fascia
The magnesium ones are 320 or 266 ex vat from ramboo and the aluminium are 20 quid cheaper
The magnesium ones are a nice bit lighter though
Nearly every new house in Ireland now has ufh so the ceilings are at least 9 feet high and sometimes more depending how much insulation is being put under...
I have the yellow magnesium ones and think they are definitely worth the extra cost, my feet used to be sore after a day on the old single bar ones but never have that problem with the double sided
Haha nah that one cost 40 quid
I was gonna just dump it but thought I would ask on here first
Will give the cling film trick a try and dump it then if that doesn't work
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