valley pans underneath them at least?
lol the guy that did the screws on the ridge cap may have had a little too much to drink that day :D
almost completely missing the cap at that 1 side
water back-up solution question:
would the assumption that, you can basically put a pump+tank setup anywhere on your water line be correct?
(like even at the furthest end point)
as long as you make sure to obviously put the proper valves and stuff where they should be
@W@P roof doesn't look...
as with many of the DIY projects I usually come across, it is more just out of curiosity
the countertop I know can be done, but the dry pour thing had me curious
but yes, I will rather just spend the extra few minutes to mix and be "more assured" than doing an unknown thing
it's a piece of slab that leads to paving
we had a little wall built next to it, but to build it with foundation, they had to cut into the slab
and ofc as all contractors do these days, they don't finish their work off, they expect you to know better :mad:
so now where the wall and the slab...
let's say I have a piece of concrete slab, let's go with 1m x 80cm
now I want to remove just a little less than half of it, making it about a 70cm x 80cm
what would be best method to finish off the part where I now cut the slab and removed that excess?
taking note that it is a part that will...
but did you have this issue before the Jojos got hooked up?
does sound like a PCV
when plumbers came to change some pipes, the guy mentioned people getting that vibration from high feed
but weird if you only get it now and not before the tanks were hooked up
no no, the popcorn effect isn't a "visual" issue
it's that it prevents me from just using a scraper to scrape all the paint off (gets stuck on every little uneven bump"
I am scared that if I only remove the flaking areas, when I go to paint over it, the 'gaps' will become more prominent with...
hmmm, hoping can get some help over here
this wall is really starting to bug the heck out of me (and mom)
this is the state:
it's a small wall that was once an outside wall to an outside toilet/shower, which is now an inside wall to the shower
so obviously it wasn't really protected...