Filling Your Trop Tank With A Hosepipe (basic Adaptation)

[SamUK]

well im thinking if i get a ground floor flat, i could take up the floor boards then jus fill inbetween the joists with concrete and replace the floor boards.


landlord would never kno

lol.

 

[Miss Wiggle]

ha ha, depends whats underneath though, were thinking about doing something similar in one part of my living room, but there's a massive gap underneath......... gonna take a lot of concrete and therefore cost a fortune

 

[SamUK]

hmmmm, will have to try and sneak a look when im looking round any flats.


shouldnt be too hard.





shame you couldnt get a big metal box made or something to go in there and take up some space so theres less to fill.

or something like that.

 

[Miss Wiggle]

hmmmm, will have to try and sneak a look when im looking round any flats.


shouldnt be too hard.





shame you couldnt get a big metal box made or something to go in there and take up some space so theres less to fill.

or something like that.

aye was talking to one of my colleagues who's an architect and he reckons the best way to do it is just to cut out the joists and add in a steel type joist for uber support. Said it wouldn't be too expensive or hard to do........ but I suspect cheap on an architects salary is somewhat different to my idea of cheap

or you can just add in extra joists which gives some extra support, but not as much as the others but would be cheaper

ah well at least the labour would be free for me, just have to pay the architect for some calculations and then for materials, Ian can do the rest

 

[SamUK]

well im not gonna be able to afford anything like this when i move out so im not entirely sure what im gonna do yet.


have to speak to some kind of architect/surveyor myself probably.

im off to work. overtime on a friday night

cyas.

 

[Miss Wiggle]

if u want a architect/surveyor, pm me, i work for a firm of them, can put you in touch with someone

that sucks! c ya