Recent content by Dan G

Hmmmmm, the second bathroom will be a downstairs toilet, sink and shower as a small wet room for very occasional use.

Just hope my plumber/heating engineer is familiar with fitting Intergas. Am I right in thinking they would have to be Intergas trained to take advantage of the 7 year warranty!?

I dont know exactly what you mean by scenario but the majority of the walls have normallish plaster on top of a thin greyish bond. Both come off with relative ease. This stuff is thick, like really thick. Dark grey and solid as you like. I'm having to strip the walls back to brick/granite...

So, what would you go for Jeff in a four up, four down sized house. 11 Radiators. Hot water. Combi boiler. All fitted from scratch. Thanks for ur reply bud.

Yeah, thought as much. Its a nightmare to get off. Even a kango doesnt make light work of it ....

Any Intergas in particular?! Ive never actually heard of an Intergas. Thanks for your feedback anyway.

Is this boiler particularly good. I have a friend who renovates properties and swears by the fact I should get one of these. How much would it cost roughly - either as a stand alone unit or a rough guide with fitting compared with other models. Basically the house has no central heating...

I'm trying to remove a very thick, solid, and very hard grey render type substance which had been applied directly to granite. It is about 2 inches or so thick and super tough to get off the wall. Probably has been on there some time. Initially the walls I was removing "plaster" from were much...

I'm trying to remove a very thick, solid, and very hard grey render type substance which had been applied directly to granite. It is about 2 inches or so thick and super tough to get off the wall. My question is would there be any "right" way of doing this. Ive got a large SDS drill with...