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Lee thats looking bang on mate, only one thing i might change, i would add more of a lip coming out from your work surface, then if you even wish to add a vice, or use solo clamps you have a over hang to use to clap down onto.
And as for doing building work for a living, i think its like anything really, you do it for living means you don't want to do it on a weekend/week night etc, i hate having to any carpentry outside work! lol
Scott
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Originally Posted by maddogdaz666
You can put more than a skim down!! just float it, would b easier for a novice (no offence lee!!) to put down! Aslong as its left to go off properly it will be fine!
you could rent a floor grinder/polisher...
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Ah bugger! wish you had said about putting the chipboard down, i don't want to pee you off at all mate, but i personally would have sealed them on the back (underside) with a lightly wartered down mix of PVA glue, this would obviously act as a damp/or water barrier even more then the wbp resistance thats in green compound chip board (normally used in bathrooms etc..)
BUT its done now, and looks smart with them tiles onto.
Scott
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im not jelous at all !!
:cry: :cry: WANT!!! lol
i think scott is thinking more along the lines of condensation that can creep up throught the floor. the concrete gets hot and cold throughout the day and night and causes it to get surface damp. so it can get slightly damp
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