Recent content by Nige F

G -Man for a day C-Man for life.

That's a good reply - you'e found the forum troll. All ???? and no answers , or ones that are wrong ! I'm a retired plumber so can't offer good advice, but there are good trades on here that will know what's what. Just wait for them to come on. ;)

Why not contact ree of this forum . He likes a debate. Maybe other posters take on the forum rules about Gas Questions?

those look like small lumps of neat cement - back in the day it was hand mixed -sometimes lumps would occur in the paper bags ( 1 cwt. each ! )

poster ~ 4 is the lime king :rolleyes: he lives in America in a dinsey land :LOL:

Just make a pvc panel over the bricks

A flat - landlord responsible ?

The design of the pan with the large area of water and the closeness of t'anus to it negates skiddies because there isn't large areas of porcelain for richards to hit on the way down . Also very silent flushing .(y)

Good old syphonic pans - 2.1/2 gallon flush , if I remember right.:eek: And that old cistern will need an overflow pipe to outside .

Landlord responsible for service pipework ?

I have been following Trump on You Tube - It's something to see , and hear ( -sitting next to a lady senator ) that was a while ago, but an amusing name for him has been aired in the court and is now public knowledge. He is a strange character.

Poster #82 you are smarter than the average Yank.

Took my bike test in 1970 - on a 250 Got a 650 Triumph :LOL:

Those full length screws are not great because they cannot pull the flooring ( in your case) down tight . It's the screw that's tight. You need an "old fashioned " screw with a plain shank - those can be used to greater effect . Try it out on 2 pieces of scrap timber (y) clearance holes not needed

Let's hope the rest of the house is not amateurish construction . You gotta love the Californian doom monger :rolleyes: