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Hi Mr Rusty and thanks for your reply. I did post the same issue on another forum and the general consensus there agreed with yours. A shame as we had someone in to do the wall and now I'll have to work round what we have. It's funny you mentioned about the half decking as that was one solution...

Hi Blup & Freddie, thanks for the input, much appreciated.

Hi everyone, I would be really grateful of some help re a patio I am about to build. I like to think I am a fairly competent DIY’er and have done a block paving and patio before with good results, but this is a bit of a bigger project. In short, the patio itself is going to be ‘pie slice’ shaped...

Hi there & thanks for your reply. As I mentioned previously, on the right hand side to the back there is a copper threaded pip poking down with nothing attached... so you are saying this is the PRV? On the left hand side, nearer to the front, there is a plastic pipe which does go outside, you...

Hi there again & thanks for your replies as always. I found the test point re the EV. It was a little difficult testing the pressure exactly, due to the lack of accuracy on my pressure gauge. Nevertheless, I think I had it at about .75 Bar & it has made no difference. As I mentioned earlier, I...

Hi there again & thanks as always for getting back with your replies. As yet, the only thing I have done is reduce the temp on the central heating to about 4 (I appreciate that's a pretty arbitrary number!) I did have a quick play around with the 'down pipe' but it just seems to twist a lot...

OK, so this is the point where I think you satrt loosing me :oops: The pipe outside steaming I was fine with, condensation as you mentioned However, firstly, are the pipe going to the outside & the one which just points down then two different kind of overflows/prv's? Also, is it normal then...

Hi there lads & first & foremost thanks for the speedy reply. I'm not just saying it, but my first thoughts were that it was the prv, however, my reasons for then discounting it were a) it wasn't piped to the outside (although having said that, there was a cupped nut screwed on to it, with an...

Hi there all. I have a Worcester Greenstar 30 SI combi boiler which has developed a leak. If you are looking at the boiler from the front, underneath in the back right hand corner there is a threaded pipe connected to nothing poking down. It appears that this threaded pipe is attached to...