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Would appreciate someone one checking over these images and my thought process on how I would go about replacing some copper heating pipes if needed please. https://imgur.com/a/0WY8aTU I'm currently, in the middle of stripping our dining room (~200 year old house, brick walls no cavity) and on...

Thanks for the info. The laminate has a thin green foam backer. It's this stuff https://www.goldenselect.ca/en/laminate/french-oak. Will I still need some sort of damp proof underlay?

Going to start laying some laminate flooring this weekend in the living room. The floor at the moment is concrete with 20x20 cm tiles on top. Not sure what material they are made from, sort of plastic like, but they are about 2-3mm thick and well stuck down. The floor seems to be pretty level...

Am I best running the pipes down the left of the window, which would keep the pipe runs smaller or going down the right of the window in the corner of the room?

Trying to sort out a new living room radiator before I get the plasterers back in to finally finish all the plastering in my house. Any one give any advice on best way to route new pipes in. The pic below shows where the rad is going and what my starting point is. I've looked all over the...

I did actually use that calculator, but my problem with it was that it didn't take into account if you had a stairwell in the room going to a landing, so didn't know how reliable it would be. Think I'll go with the 2 radiators, would be nothing worse than finishing the room, then realising...

Hi, just in process of doing my living room up, previously had heating done about 4 years ago and at the time the living room had a dividing wall to separate the stairs from the room and create a hall, in which there was a small radiator (500x600mm double panel) and one radiator in the living...

The system currently uses copper pipes so assumed copper push fit would be more suitable also 2 of the fittings would be going on a wall and be plastered over, again with copper being smaller would be better? Thanks

Any one used copper push fit for their heating system? Moving some radiators around and wondering if they are ok for connecting pipes up in floors/ceilings and walls?

Just finished building a frame for my new built in wardrobe. Slight problem I have with it though is that the floor is not as level as I hoped for. The pic below shows the problem, has anyone got any advice as the best way to continue. Don't want to end up with huge gap on the bottom left...

Any one advise at all?

Hi, I have a couple of questions and need some advice. First off, I'm in the middle of renovating my house, and need to move a radiator to a different wall. I've put a pic below showing the current piping to said radiator. Piping is currently 15mm into 10mm to the radiators. The two pipes...

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Thanks, that seems to have solved my problem! :)

I'm having a problem wiring in a new light with 2 switches, the light is currently wired as shown in this image below, what would be the best way of wiring in the 3 core and earth for the second switch? Thanks

Thanks, but from what I've read about aquapanel, you are not supposed to dot and dab, it needs a gap behind it for air to circulate, hence the need for battens.

What size plugs and screws do I need for battens going on breeze block wall to hold aquapanel?