L33 LEG's bodging about...

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black nova is lush :D

is that my garage youve been meesing about with lol

Looks top mate!

Only problem i can see is, the plasterboards & battons are not meant to touch the floor, you should leave about an inch gap to eliminate any possibilities of damp rising up into the boards.

Also leaves an ideal cavity behind the skirting to coneal surround cables pre finish fit of the skirt.

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What kind of exhaust is on the black nova?

Nova's lookin' good lad, still not low enough though. Get that splitter off and get it on its @rse boy!

Rooms lookin' well too, would be a proper bach pad if it wasn't for mummy n daddy :thumb:

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Originally Posted by L33 LEG

cheers for the advice. it should be ok as the room never gets damp but its definetly something il think about next time. as said though, all cables will be hidden anyway. il be fitting a skirting board and also somesort of batton on the cielings aswell. i need to think of a way to fit spotlights but without being able to get access above the cieling, im going to try and feed them through.

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Tis alright mate. Its not just necessariliy damp, mopping floors, water leaks (lol i hear your good a plumbing :P ) or any other wetness like.

With regards to ceiling lights, if you cant fish for any cables ( concerete cast ceilings slabs for example) but want all the wiring hidden, you'll need to bat & board the ceiling tbh.

Basically batton it, over board it thus effectivly creating a void :)