In construction, small mistakes can quickly become big delays or cost disputes. That’s where the RFI (Request for Information) comes in, a formal, traceable tool that keeps design intent and site execution aligned. Though often seen as paperwork, RFIs are one of the sharpest tools in a project manager’s kit. Used correctly, they keep project […]
RFI In Construction: What It Is, When To Use It, And Sample Requests Read More »
Outdoor taps seem simple, just a handy outlet for the garden hose, right? But ask any plumber who’s had to fix a flooded kitchen wall or a burst pipe mid-winter, and they’ll tell you: there’s a right way to fit one. In the UK, water fittings are more than convenience; they’re subject to regulation for
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Porcelain looks great when installed. Clean edges, tight joints, and a perfect finish can make a wall or floor appear to be from a high-end showroom. But ask any tradesperson what they hate most about porcelain, and most will say the same word: drilling. Porcelain is beautiful but unforgiving. It’s dense, vitrified, and has no
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Stud walls look easy, a frame of timber, plasterboard on both sides, done. But anyone who’s ever had to hang a radiator or align plasterboard joints knows the devil’s in the spacing. Whether you opt for 400 mm or 600 mm centres, the choice can make the difference between a solid wall and one that
Stud Wall Spacing In The UK: 400 Vs 600 mm Centres, Noggin Rules & Fixings Read More »
