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Nope. Because we just spent a fortune to have it all removed. Which is why the ceilings were torn down in the first place. Why do you ask?Is there any Artex in the house?
Since it often contains asbestos, if you had a leak, it would be more serious than if there weren't Artex. Since you have spent a lot having it removed (most people just plaster over it, though I think your approach is the right one), you seem like a cautious person and, as such, I think having the pipework improved is consistent with your approach.Nope. Because we just spent a fortune to have it all removed. Which is why the ceilings were torn down in the first place. Why do you ask?
Appreciate you saying that, thank you. It was definitely the right approach for us but it hasn't been easy.Since it often contains asbestos, if you had a leak, it would be more serious than if there weren't Artex. Since you have spent a lot having it removed (most people just plaster over it, though I think your approach is the right one), you seem like a cautious person and, as such, I think having the pipework improved is consistent with your approach.
Need to have some removed myself (walls too) in the kitchen. Was it cheaper to have the plasterboard removed as well as the Artex, and how do they avoid the dust going up and through the upstairs floorboards?Appreciate you saying that, thank you. It was definitely the right approach for us but it hasn't been easy.
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