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Apart from the base its big lego, not many parts to put together, Im a nurse.

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I did a straight 150 mm concrete slab onto compacted soil, the structure is relatively light

Thank you for that. Just one more question, the floor states to be 40mm thick, I'm assuming that's not including the bearers width. Would you know the width of these by any chance please? Thank you.

@@andrewnelson3510 the bearers were 35 x 70 the floor pannels are about 35 mm but specs may have changed

Good evening. We've just finished building our addroom and we love the extra space it's given us already. Just another question if you are able to help? We laid a solid level base, but we've found there were still afew parts that gave a flex and makes the floor squeak. Did you have this issue, and if so, how did you solve it? Thank you

@@andrewnelson3510 We have not had these problems, If you have not laid flooring it may be possible to add more screws to reduce movement. We laid 5mm foam under 12mm laminate flooring.

The roof is interlocking panels like big laminate flooring, ours has not leaked.

Just sitting in it now having breakfast 8 degrees outside 20 in here. Great value, we use it every day.

It is classified as a porch so permitted dev up to 30m squared, you need to have external doors from your house into it and get electrics certified.

It is 301cm plus we added guttering this brings it out to 315, you should talk to building control if you are concerned. We used about a bag of rockwool on the part over the windows.

Thank you very much, that is very helpful. We received ours yesterday and want to start building it next weekend. Could you please let me know what kids of flushing did you use to waterproof the joint between house wall and addroom? Thank you very much ❤

Lead is best we just used an adhesive type from screwfix @@barboraboldis2431

@@CatherineDoneganMcC Thank you very much for taking your time to answer, I'll have a look online

Once the base was done with a few weeks to set. It took about 2 days to build, 4 of us, it is useful to have some DIY skills or know someone who does, we spent more time on the internal finnish than was required, if you are doing anything with electrics they need to be signed off or completed by an electrician, if you have an existing conservatory that you are replacing you could use the electric connections from that as always be very careful with electrics, it will try to kill you, get professionals if unsure. This job does save alot over an extensions just factor in a few hundred for an electrician and a few beers for mates.

Sorry I do not know, strictly DIY, anything I don't know I go to a pro.

It is not screwed down. Inertia keeps it in place. Of course it is bolted to the wall.

Thank you

Its a DIY job

Excellent so far

I think the lead was about 8 weeks, windows went in fine, it was alot warmer than the conservatory it replaced, its a dense firm type of board not brittle like plasterboard, we didnt paint the brick just boxed over.

Same here, I am watching all the replies and learning a lot. I will be doing mine at 3 x 3, for office/ piano room.

No, applied sealant afterwards.

external clear silicone over joints we used a damp proof course for the joint.

structure 2 days, internal finish a couple of days

With 4 of us it took 2 days, the internal finish is not part of the kit, all done in 1 week and in use. Of course doing the slab had to be done first and was given a few weeks to dry.

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It depends on your brickwork, we were going to use EASYDRIVE TX COUNTERSUNK CONCRETE SCREWS but they were not suitable so went for masonry bolts instead.

@@CatherineDoneganMcC Did you put any mastic / silicone between the house and the addroom walls when you attached it to the house using the masonry bolts? Looking to do the same thing.

I was told by my building inspector that it is a porch so for my purposes no. www.planningportal.co.uk/permission/common-projects/porches/building-regulations

I was told by our building inspector it didnt need building regs as it would be a porch, you can build up to 30m2, separate heat controls, external doors to rest of the house. If you are adding new loop of electrics you would need it certified, it is worth asking the council about rules for your area.

Great building so far, still in first year, it was much easier to warm than the conservatory, and of course worked to insulate the back of the house.

It is really good in all weathers, maybe 2-3 degrees cooler than the house in winter, lots of glass, doors needed some adjustment as it got warmer. As its a wooden structure it will expand and contract.

I would recommend it, we put down a ground sheet as seen in the video, like a damp proof course, we also added more insulation in the cavities. The long front panels that cover the sides need sealant to stop water getting in and lastly guttering. Similar cost to a conservatory but much warmer. Far cheaper than an extension.

Hi, what type of insulation did you add to cavities? Thank you

And how many days did it take to build them please?

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@@CatherineDoneganMcC thank you

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I always reconnected in the sequence I had disconnected, sorry dont know if it matters.

No ABS, now sold, was a great bike.

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