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The mains pipe is being laid first as we are having to get it diverted. I will then be digging a new trench to lay the waste pipe at a later date. I just wanted to check there were no regs and then have problems later with where the main has been laid especially if I could do something about it...

I have a mains water pipe running the length of a conversion I am doing. It is 6m away and 950mm deep. Will I be able to burry a foul water pipe running to a septic tank over the top of it? And, if so, are there any regs surrounding it? I've found some statements of 500mm between foul and mains...

i have a water main running through my field. It only has 300mm cover on top of the crown. I've requested it be replaced as I believe it was buried too shallow. It was laid in 1956 on agreement of the then owner of the property. I've two questions... 1. Am I liable for the cost of replacing...

I was going to go for general permitted development (part 3 class MB). Any one done this on a building such as? Be really interested to see how it worked, before and after results. Cheers

I am going to put in for change of use on an old agricultural building into a residential dwelling. The question is am I going te get pulled up on the field shelter being a building or a temporariy structure? See attached pictures for details. Peoples ideas, thoughts and experiences very much...

Thanks Richard for the info but I am getting a fitter to instal the stove and flue system I am just getting the fire place ready for it to be fitted in. Maybe I did not explain my self but what I am wondering about is whether or not I can knock out these loose blocks held togather with a...

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Hello, I am having a woodburning stove installed and am trying to prep the firplace as much as posible before it is fitted. My house was built in 1996 and had a coal fire installed. The flue, pot and stack have all been checked and green lighted for the instalation. I am trying to work...