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I have put plaster board on stud work. Not sure why MDF would be easier. Also the MDF will not have the fire resistance.

How about old receipts etc. If they had no management procedures they have had no disposal of records procedures so there may be unlabled boxes in the loft with mixed contents in. A nightmare to sort through unless you have a certain temperament,.

If the building has been built (or there has been a major refurb) since about 2000 there may be a thing called the health and safety file that is supposed to be produced under the CDM regulations. It may list the materials used in the floor so you may be able to get details from manufactures...

Even if you never use it for joinery etc would be useful for general diy.

Same as a PVR or VCR etc. But computers do draw a lot of power when on.

They made a documentary in Dallas .:unsure:

They claim they are independent https://budweiserbudvar.com/uk/#

Yes the real Budweiser from the the Czech republic is good. The US stuff is crap.

I would assume that they need a certain amount of new fibre. A few years ago I listened to a program where they were making paper and they said that paper can only be recycled about five times as the fibers break and become shorter. I assume that less overlap means lower strength. Maybe they...

It could be that the door has expanded a little bit over the last few wet weeks. especially at the bottom which gets wetter.

Don't add a comment about it now.:)

Now read that back to yourself.

You have found a typo.:eek:.:eek::eek:

I asked "You can provide a link to a RICS journal published after November 2020 that states that rising damp is a myth. If you can not do so what should we conclude." I take it you can't.

http://usir.salford.ac.uk/id/eprint/43721/

https://ww3.rics.org/uk/en/journals/property-journal/rising-damp-needs-continuing-research.html

I would assume that the aluminium foil tape would act in a similar manner to zinc connected to steel.

You can provide a link to a RICS journal published after November 2020 that states that rising damp is a myth. If you can not do so what should we conclude.

From RICCS PROPERTY JOURNAL Rising damp needs continuing research Although long understood to be a problem by practitioners, rising damp could benefit from greater...

If it was not raining the water would be drawn up from close to the wall then evaporate. This would cool the wall maybe causing dew at night. I wonder if anybody has done any experiments on garden walls and the surrounding soil as a complete system. I would have thought the rain shadow effect of...