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Hi to everyone. Im pricing for removing the timber ledge all around a conservatory and tiling it. Its a low brickwall ,rendered inside and out.the wood has got wet only ... -
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Conservatory window ledge
Hi to everyone. Im pricing for removing the timber ledge all around a conservatory and tiling it. Its a low brickwall ,rendered inside and out.the wood has got wet only by lack of silicone and condensation.now. How do you tile and grout if there is a cavity??? I dont want to fix on plasterboard etc because i dont want to raise the height of the front,ideas please!! Thanks
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Re: Conservatory window ledge
Try 6mm hardie but the trouble with ledges people tend to try and sit on them
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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