Recent content by Gunner786

Could even put a 6" gravel board there to cover it and make the gap 6inch

Just confused wether to leave a gap and cover gap to give the post enough concrete on all 4 sides or flush it sgainst wall with only 3 sides concreted

Here you go mate

Hmm. So better to leave a gap and fill the gap with some sort of baton or featheredge?

Will drill the holes myself

Update: i ended up making the bottom 2 bricks level with the rest of the wall amd will put the post flush now plus 2ft depth in the ground with postcrete. I needed to know what size bolts will i need and rawplugs to fix the concrete post to the wall?

Will start from it.

After finally getting the old posts out i move onto the next stage.... 1ft gravelboard 5ft panels. If i flush the concrete post against this wall then it wont go under ground because theres 2 bricks and 1 ft of concrete pointing out at the bottom. If i put the post into the ground then there...

Update: i have removed the horizontal one totally along with the concrete holding it. Was an easy enough job. Now the vertical one i have gone down 1 foot and ut doesnt seem to want to end lol. https://ibb.co/R3ZP1NH https://ibb.co/fYN3JBy

Just dug around it abit. Its lickily not too far down. Problem is theres a conservatery right next to it my next door neighbours so i need to be very careful breaking it to pieces. https://ibb.co/WHGwgSF https://ibb.co/GtzXqmH

Hi guys. Im thinking if putting a fence up but need to get rid of this concrete post first. Any idea how far deep they go and wether they have any concrete block underneath? Or any suggestions?

It would suit me more to just keep the existing system but im not sure i can do that without the tank in the loft.

Its semi detached 3 bedroom 1 bathroom soon to be 5 bedroom 2 bathrooms. 7 people in total. I've read somewhere that a bigger capacity 42i boiler can run 2 bathrooms though

Hi lads my first post here so go abit easy plz lol, We currently have the conventional boiler which we had fitted in 2011 along with radiators and piping. Now because we're getting our loft converted into a living room we have to get rid of the old water tank in the loft. This is a pretty new...