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Is there such stuff that I can fix to the side of my building without looking naff?
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Not unless you render/clad/decorate it afterwards no. I'm sure there are commercial panels if you want your house to look like a Volvo dealership...?
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If so that's what I'm thinking of doing.
I've insulated the loft. The cavitys have been filled but I think that's a peace if poo done by a piece of poo company
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Bodds house...
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I have a Honda... do they do it in Honda
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Yes - using mechanically fixed rib-lath etc.
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No, not at all. With the polymer renders and all the different colours* they look quite smart.
*Here is one we did earlier (colour chosen by client) Ceiling clad with Hardie boards...
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No, not at all. With the polymer renders and all the different colours* they look quite smart.
*Here is one we did earlier (colour chosen by client) Ceiling clad with Hardie boards...
Considering your wralped left wing thinking
You do strike me as a good builder... there's not many out there...
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looks a mess. the spots are bodged and the centre join? what were you thinking?
Thanks Bodd. One of the most difficult but rewarding projects I've done. That 'covered area' was just a small part of a quite complex first floor extension/garage/landscape project....
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What you on?
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leaving it like that are you?
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