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I'll have to measure it more precisely and see how many sq metres, but I think it will all be fine. It isn't going to be intrusive and my left neighbour already has a huge shed alongside the fence! Once the weather permits I'l get cracking with the bricks first. Am planning to build it as an...

No I wasn't, but the neighbours are fine, so maybe I'll chance it! :shock:

Ah, I know what that is kind of, well I do when you refer to a house. So Now it's going to be brick, then a membrane, ie DPC, then wood on top. Secure the wood to concrete base so the shed doesn't ever move and Bobs my uncle? :lol:

OK, I have a plan now so can crack on. Cheers! Although what does DPC stand for? Cheers!

Thanks OLD :D Stupid question, but is there a particular brick that would be better then for fixing to? And I guess anchoring right through the brick to the base in a few strategic places would be good! For the rest would masonary nails suit? Thanks again!

Ahh, I have concreted right to the edge of existing fencing, so cant 'shed' the water over the edge of it....... :cry: Maybe that was my first mistake already! Plus I dug down so the base is even with gravel in front of it, although the gravel has excellent drainage, so shedding water in...

Hi all, hope you can shed some light before I begin, as this question begins the rest of the project! I am going to build a T&G large (around 20x9ft) shed come playroom. I have already laid the base in concrete. I want to build up the thing and then tile the floor on the inside, much like...

Well the sytem must have trickle fed overnight as it worked this morning :D Just bled radiators and all is good now. I may still sort out that u bend though. I am decorating whole house, so after the next room I will most likely have same problem again! Cheers Lloyd

Had to have a quick look now :roll: Didn't follow the attic yet but am will confirm by doing that tomorrow. I have a 15mm pipe coming down into a really tight u bend then up into 22mm pip that then also goes to pump. No wonder that u bend gets blocked!! MAybe the design is to protect the...

Sure will :shock: Thanks you have been a great help. Will let y'all know how I get on tomorrow after work. Am turning on gas cooker now for heating and drown my sorrows with a couple of lagers :wink:

Cheers gas4u. I was thinking of following the pipe from small heating tank down until it joins main pipework and undoing it to see if the tank is blocked. But now you said about cutting pipe I think it must be a soldered connection not compression :cry: Is the T that blocks in the airing...

Yeah cheers :roll: Didn't work though the back fill thing. Pump still dry (behind screw) and the heating still no good. So basically the pipe from my tank in attic runs straight to immersion heater then to pump then to radiators? I will carry on tomorrow night and check water getting from tank...

When I throw my levers across it forces my pump to run :-(

OK just made sure pump off. It was making shuddering sounds earlier through pipes like water was there then not. Does that screw on front of pump suppose to hold water back? Mine has no water when undone so if should be wet then at least I can check if system has filled after back fill...

Drain off that is on a radiator yes? Will give it a go now!

Wow, quick reply, thank you! Downstairs + upstairs not working, although downstairs does have water come out if I open bleed screws, upstairs doesn't. The system / house is only 11 years old now, so I think that's quite new? Anyway, my tanks upstairs (attic) are plastic and covered with...

Hi, I have a typical system, not pressure type, 2 tanks in lift (little one for heating) and next to my immersion heater I have a pump and 3 electric valves, 1 flicks on when I press button for hot water, other 2 are heating 1 / 2. I took a radiator off to decorate and upon refitting and...