Recent content by Gerry1888

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fm9ippyyco93dnr/Photo%2017-03-2019%2C%2022%2021%2013.jpg?dl=0 Anyone recognise this light fixture and how it opens to change the bulb, doesn’t seem to twist. Ty

there is a gu10 inside this glass light housing in the shower cubicle. How do I open it. Doesnt want to unscrew https://www.dropbox.com/s/fm9ippyyco93dnr/Photo%2017-03-2019%2C%2022%2021%2013.jpg?dl=0

i bought an 1840 C listed building and had a recommended roofer inspect it before purchase. He said it would need routine maintenance but was fine and had lots of work already done. When I’ve been up in the attic the nails that stick through the sarking boards in some places are so rusted they...

Ok job done. Guys ended up pouring a slab as they found a rotten timber under the door frame in contact with the outside world . Moisture had been absorbed by the timber and regurgitated on top of the membrane and had wicked back and impacted the timber battens holding the chipboard floor. Some...

I can’t as the tiler has to get in tomorrow. I’ve accepted the quote work getting done tonight (Sunday) hey ho

No it was a dishwasher that dropped on the tiles. The rotten battens were only discovered when the skirtings were removed for tiling underneath them, I’m paying the 600 myself by the way not an insurance claim.

It was impact damage to tiles. Insurance are using their own contractor for tiling job, majority of kitchen out.

I have an ongoing insurance funded job to replace the tiles on my kitchen floor. At the back door double doors I have found that the 2x2 battens that sit on a membrane and to which the chipboard floor attaches have rotted ends, I can put my hand down where the skirting used to be and feel that...

I will get the flash photos

Ok so it was the pipes well done gasbanni and many thanks! problem is they are solvent welded into the soil pipe and there is only a very short straight coming out of the stack before it goes into the leaky bend structure. Can you undo a solvent weld or is there some kind of fitting I could use?

Thanks. I crumbled the flooring away from the waste pipe and made space for my hand. Although generally sound the chipboard was friable where it touched the pipe. I got a handful of ct1 and rubbed it where the union is. I then dried out the chipboard with a fan heater and ripped away that metal...

The pipe isn’t leaking. Could I claim Home insurance for this as Ken suggested?

I will but the wouldn’t explain why when dried the water appeared from the front as well as the back would it? Cheers.

In the picture above the wetness appears to come from below as a Tupperware dish in top stays dry