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Pebbs

Nybor get back in your cage! You cant see every problem before you start a contract. But a good point, so I will pack my crystal ball into my bag tomorrow, for a pre-contract meeting.

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Graham Bright

Tis a fair point. But the builder asked to meet me in the morning as a last minute thing. I turned up and he said can I start right now an d I said yes and he dissapeared we were talking all of about 3 minutes just to discuss the layout and that was it.

However, I totally agree and will keep him htere next time until I have checked everything more thoroughly.

Are there any pics on here with what you mean about the double trim. ??

Thanks all for your help bt the way.
 
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You could always create a slope up rather than increase the height of all the floor to the 3/4 step.. a small slope will be safer than a sudden little step up.

We cannot see what you do, so guess work as to what will look ok in this situation.
 

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Nybor get back in your cage! You cant see every problem before you start a contract. But a good point, so I will pack my crystal ball into my bag tomorrow, for a pre-contract meeting.

Pebbs
no you cant see every problem but a 3/4 inch step ,c,mon its not rocket science
 
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The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP

You can source a profile for almost any situation, but I have improvised in the past using L shaped stainless steel or aluminium, back to back. Sorry will try to get pics, to make more sense.:thumbsup:
 
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You can get preformed reducing trims from Dural, Schluter. etc.
 

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