In this episode we change over the boiler, fit the wall between the corridor and new kitchen, dab some boards on the walls and finally fit the bi fold doors
Can’t really disagree with that as I’m from those days and there is very satisfying to see copper pipe work finished and clipped but can you also remember that it used to take a plumber days to do a first fix and be a lot more expansive. If for no other reason it’s a lot safer and less stressful using plastic pipe as they are no longer using bare flames in a property. 👍🏻
I have not seen a single piece of pipe insulation on any pipework that has been installed yet.Building regulations state all pipework in an unheated area must be insulated, that includes heating and hot and cold feeds to taps etc.
Don’t need if plasterboard is used, capping used to protect cables from trowel when applying browning plaster. Fun these regs !!! I used to think the same and was put right a few years ago.
Hi Dominique I’m sorry your not happy with this episode but it does say ‘fitted’ and not ‘fitting’ so the title is correct in it’s description. As I explained in the video it wasn’t practical to film the fitting of them. Thanks for watching.
Hi there been watching your video for a few months now just need to pick your brains I am going to install some internal installation boards to my wall where there is a radiator what would you use to remount the radiator to the wall.
Had our extension plastered this past week, taken a few days now to dry out The dot and dab sounds a bit hollow though when you tap on it Should I stop or worry? Thanks
@@KingstonHomeMaintenance it's certainly solid, but around the light switches it feels just a little bit I don't know Maybe once the switches have been fitted it will be fine, I really don't know as it's the only bit of the house that is not solid brick
@@therealdojj ah right I get it now, seems the builder didn't put adhesive around the back box, I always do this, take switch off, see if you can knock out a couple of the access points for cable and get some expanding foam adhesive to spray behind the board, don't go mad though
You got it right the first time Rich, it's plumber. The primary purpose of which is provide the safe removal of human excrement from domestic dwellings to a processing plant. Gas Engineer = pretentious plumber with a gas ticket.
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I always enjoy this part of a build, when you start to close it in and all the bare walls disappear.
Great attention to detail. All that plastic heating pipe and speedfit didn't fill me with joy though. thanks for sharing the vid
I do the the exact same on extensions, takes a lot of planning ahead, top work , good to see 👍🏻
Doing a grand job as usual. Looking forward to the next video. Cheers
Nice job with the dot and dab nice and tight that's how it's done right and looks nice.
Coming along just fine ..i`ve really enjoyed watching and learning at the same time ...👍👍
Pop master and greatest hits the goto channels for any decent tradesmen. Luckily they'll both be on greatest hits soon. Nice work fellas 👍👍
Don't forget you need vents for the gas pipe in the boxing in :)
Just to say top job great watching thank you 👍🏿👻🤪
well done rich and Mick job coming on a treat
Looks great from my house, thumbs up from me 👍
Lovely job Rich, comin on nicely
Great job… impressive
Looking good 👍
Compulsive viewing 😊
Their not plumbers their gas engineers their not dustbin men their refuge collectors haha makes me laugh
Loved every minute of this series. Great workmanship and humour. Out of interest, why do you call mortar compo?
Not sure where it originates from but there are many definitions on the internet, its short for composition mortar 🤷
Remember the days when plumbers used to put pies in straight lines...
Can’t really disagree with that as I’m from those days and there is very satisfying to see copper pipe work finished and clipped but can you also remember that it used to take a plumber days to do a first fix and be a lot more expansive. If for no other reason it’s a lot safer and less stressful using plastic pipe as they are no longer using bare flames in a property. 👍🏻
I have not seen a single piece of pipe insulation on any pipework that has been installed yet.Building regulations state all pipework in an unheated area must be insulated, that includes heating and hot and cold feeds to taps etc.
Really enjoying the content - as an armchair expert though I'm surprised there was no metal capping on the power cables?
Don’t need if plasterboard is used, capping used to protect cables from trowel when applying browning plaster. Fun these regs !!! I used to think the same and was put right a few years ago.
I agree but you can still drill through them. Anyway just saying
Mambo number 5 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻
Sparky should’ve tucked their cables in the boxes out the way
Hi you too, you're like the odd couple but lovely all the same. You should do stand up. No toilet, and you will be 😂
Great work as always 👍🏼 and the beady eyed viewers may have noticed you are using ultion locks, the keys are as substantial as the locks themselves..
Coming together now Rich 👍 Has Adam finished demolishing his street yet ?
The extension is definitely taking shape now, looking forward to seeing the kitchen going in. Pity there wasn't any footage of the doors going in.👍👍
I bet a window fitter dropped that cold chisel in the cavity. They're the best tool for ripping out crital windows
Did u no that thier is no tech data for iso/knaff in regards to sound block ability... where as rock wall does
Am I ‘blind’? I never saw any bi-fold door installed - the only reason I was watching this video. I hate ‘false’ titles.
Hi Dominique I’m sorry your not happy with this episode but it does say ‘fitted’ and not ‘fitting’ so the title is correct in it’s description. As I explained in the video it wasn’t practical to film the fitting of them. Thanks for watching.
Can you lay the visqueen after the walls and roof is up and stick it along the walls or does it need to go on before the walls go up?
do you not need to close the cavity up if you cut out a new door or window?
Hi there been watching your video for a few months now just need to pick your brains I am going to install some internal installation boards to my wall where there is a radiator what would you use to remount the radiator to the wall.
That's my chisel
When were you planning on insulating the pipes ?
Plastic pipes are way easier but there is something sad about the demise of right-angles in plumbing and electrics today.
Plastic plumbing, it will leak at some point and no insulation
Whens this week episode of your house coming?
When’s Adam putting a video out?
Had our extension plastered this past week, taken a few days now to dry out
The dot and dab sounds a bit hollow though when you tap on it
Should I stop or worry?
Thanks
Of course it's hollow, there is a void between wall and board, the adhesive is placed in dabs not the entire wall.
@@KingstonHomeMaintenance well yes, I realise that, it just sounds a bit "fragile" if you know what I mean
@Mostly My MK3 Mondeo only you will be able to tell, how far apart are the dabs? Does the board flex when you push on it?
@@KingstonHomeMaintenance it's certainly solid, but around the light switches it feels just a little bit I don't know
Maybe once the switches have been fitted it will be fine, I really don't know as it's the only bit of the house that is not solid brick
@@therealdojj ah right I get it now, seems the builder didn't put adhesive around the back box, I always do this, take switch off, see if you can knock out a couple of the access points for cable and get some expanding foam adhesive to spray behind the board, don't go mad though
You got it right the first time Rich, it's plumber. The primary purpose of which is provide the safe removal of human excrement from domestic dwellings to a processing plant.
Gas Engineer = pretentious plumber with a gas ticket.