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mat's hideout rants, raves, rhymes, reviews about self build — leave a comment 15 jan 19 we finished our first bonded screed how did you spend your christmas 2018? we spent it finishing our bonded screed. one electrical explosion (and a shipment of a £70 capacitor from the us), one broken wrist, a small amount of blood, a tonne of sweat, and many tears later, our rear basement bonded screed is finished. actually the process was spread across a couple of months because we had to pause works on the self build due to this little thing called “running a business” (nothing to do with building). see my previous blog post about the beginnings of our journey into waterproofing a basement. hoping it will end up looking a bit nicer than this broken wrist ?! yes, anna managed to get her hand stuck in the forced action mixer. that thing is designed to ensure you don’t put your hand in, it has a safety cut-out if you try to open the lid, etc. anna managed. when it’s your first bonded screed – scrap that – your first ever screed… and it’s your own home, and you’ve no real experience doing anything like this before, you tend to get obsessed with making sure you don’t screw up. every fine detail feels hugely important. the correct ratio of sand to cement to water – probably second nature to experienced flooring contractors – becomes this thing you have to research, plan, prepare, and test. when i cook , i take a recipe from a book or the web then i re-work it according to how i need the information presented to me during the stressful stages of being in the kitchen. yes it’s a little ocd. but it works for me. i find that recipes tend to skip over important details, move onto the next step assuming that “finely slicing 10 onions” will take only 3 minutes, etc., hence i need to fully assimilate the instructions and re-write them before i even start to cook. i’m a terrible bore to live with. hopefully, my diners enjoy the end result. i had to turn screeding into a recipe before we even got close to turning the mixer on. the benefit was that we bought almost exactly the correct amount of sand for the job (40kg short, based on over 3 tonnes of sand), and everything went smoothly – aside from some little accidents along the way. to be fair, a bonded screed is a little more complicated than a normal screed. and our bonded screed was made worse by the substrate, concrete formed into a microcosmic version of the rocky mountains. an absolute nightmare to clean and clear dust, which is a critical part of getting a good bond. yes, i wrote a recipe for bonded screed. jamie oliver eat your heart out. i won’t outline all the steps in this post – hoping to put a youtube video together as we got loads of nice footage, but here are some pics from the job: uncategorized — leave a comment 06 aug 18 self build – basement waterproofing with the delta cavity drain membrane system anna. standard expression on building site. firstly – thanks to liam from ardex . great advice – stretching far beyond product advice. bought my second mixer (baron forced action) after a conversation with him! alba from prime construction , our building inspector. yes, seriously. they have been amazing with us, not complaining when our 6 month project turned into a 3+ year one. alba has been so helpful in providing assistance on the best ways to do things, and of course signing-off. it’s very important to us that we do things the right way, and alba has stepped-in to so many “situations” and helped us when other parties have made life difficult for us graham from stonehouse property (basement waterproofing). we didn’t go with his quotation for waterproofing the basements, as we decided we could do this ourselves with a lot of care and research. but he came to our site and gave us a lot of friendly technical advice on which i’ve based a lot of our plans in the last year. ben at newton waterproofing . if we could do it all again, we’d go with newton. but our builder left us with a lot of equipment from delta, so we decided to stick with delta to maintain consistency. the tech team at delta membranes screed giant – for product advice and help. placing our first order with them tomorrow. how are we doing this? we are building a home ourselves. it’s not plain-sailing. anna and i have almost killed each other about 6 times onsite so far. this week alone we have spilled blood on bits of metal sticking out of the ground twice. we laugh, cry, and fight. we spend entire evenings trying to place an order for the correct products. we spend our night-times researching the “correct” way to do things. we are not experienced. for example, i laid out underground drainage pipes yesterday for the first time in my life. i obsessed for so long about getting the correct falls for wc vs shower that it took me 3 hours to lay one section of pipe. it’s fun. the basement, before the roof went on what are we doing? our home build has turned into a self-build . it started with us hiring a basement company to dig a front and rear basement and complete demolitions and structural works inside two floors of our house, a five-storey townhouse in london. that was three years ago, and the basement company left the project in a bit of a state. structurally it was signed-off as sound, but a lot of remedial works were necessary. (when i say a lot, imagine having to dig up about 20 skips worth of concrete and start again, doing it yourself.) the basement company we used was basically a glorified groundworker who did all our demolitions and sub-contracted various installations of steel, brickwork, and the topic of this post: the installation of a delta membrane waterproofing system. this post is about how we ripped out the latter, and how we are re-installing it with a number of additions, now that our ground floor extension is watertight – more or less. for readers who don’t know what a basement waterproofing system is, or how it works, here’s the general concept. general basement waterproofing concepts when you build a basement, your walls and floor are up against soil. soil gets wet, and eventually comes through the walls. this water would ruin the internals of your basement unless you deal with it. there are two general concepts: keep the water out, or let it in – and manage it. although our basement is really dry because we didn’t hit the water table (we’ve had two years to test this – looking at the walls and sub-base inside it’s bone dry even after flash-floods) nevertheless one is required in the uk to install a “cavity drain membrane system”, i.e. the second way: manage the water, don’t fight it. water tables can change, underground streams can be redirected, or the environment can change in 15 years time – so this is a reliable way of waterproofing a basement. also in my limited experience of trying to keep water out of buildings – forget special paints, damp proof injection systems, and basically forget anything designed to help stop water coming in. let it in, and deal with it! finally, when dealing with old brickwork in our existing house, previous occupiers have done terrible things to the brick, involving locking-in the moisture which causes damage over the years. this wasn’t an issue when the house was built, when open fires were the norm and triple-glazed argon-filled windows didn’t exist! we will be putting this right. how the cavity drain system works the modern waterproofing system works like this. instead of “tanking” the walls – applying waterproof render and hoping to keep water out, instead we install the following: plastic egg-shell like sheeting on all walls and floor. egg-shells facing towards walls and floor, allowing water to drain down the walls onto the concrete sub base. this is called the cavity drain membrane . it is fixed with special rubber seal plugs into the concrete walls to hold it up. these plugs have screw holes for later attaching battens for stud walls. the rubber seals stop water getting out of the holes t

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