chrisg1979
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CheersClinker is the a small rough rock like substance that is what is left when you burn coal and is not the ash. I always presumed it was non combustible impurities in the coal. There is plenty of older houses near me that has clinker in the floorboard voids as there used to be a coal fired power here, and clinker was a by product from there.
Yep, just thought it a possibilityWasn't Vermiculite bigger & very lightweight granules
I,ve never seen anything like that before if it is sawdust . Imagine bodging a hole in the ceiling below for a light and that lot pours out .Yep, just thought it a possibility
Yes madam, you want 12 downlights in your kitchen. That will be no problem.I,ve never seen anything like that before if it is sawdust . Imagine bodging a hole in the ceiling below for a light and that lot pours out .
If its sawdust I'd be worried if it were my house to be honest . Imagine an arcing terminal in an underfloor JB ?
Wasn't Vermiculite bigger & very lightweight granules or was that something else. ?
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