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Thread: Kwality Konstukshun
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14th February 2006, 03:03 PM #76I doubt half of you even know what a Building Surveyor is.
I will come back when im in a better mood
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14th February 2006, 04:51 PM #77Registered
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Originally Posted by silentC
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14th February 2006, 05:16 PM #78Senior Member
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OMG! What is this, a school playground or something! 2 new members post calling a spade a spade (probbaly a little less than subtle) and the place turns into some sort of witch burning.
Granted, its not a thread about advice, but it would be easier for those looking for opinions if people generally commented on things they know about, and perhaps leave obvious engineering points to people vaguely qualified to comment.
On topic;- the worst example of poor building practice on this thread is the use of polystyrene on a ground floor wall - I'd bet money that the builder wasnt a bigtime builder - they might build to a minimum (hidden work) standard - but they arent likely to build so that they get to spend money on rectification; and polystyrene is sure to end up in rectifiction work when used on the ground floor.
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14th February 2006, 05:37 PM #79Senior Member
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Polystyrene on the bottom floor, do you mean the cladding, if so hasnt it got a hard outer shell and is then rendered , so its pretty hard.
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14th February 2006, 05:42 PM #80Senior Member
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Yeh, on the bottom story - theres a post about it in this thread. The render AFAIK is usually acrylic and VERY thin anyway so doesnt make it hard when you're talking a cricket ball, or even a footy. Finished more like plasterboard than traditional brick rendering
edit - hardness depends on how it is applied, some require fibreglass re'inforcing which makes a difference - my neighbour used a non glass reinforced version but only on the upper story, the lower story got aerated concrete panelling.
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14th February 2006, 05:48 PM #81Originally Posted by thebuildingsurv
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14th February 2006, 05:52 PM #82Originally Posted by thebuildingsurv
Though some of the gang seems to need a good blue now and then,
maybe its time they should hop into the restricted area and have a good barney
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