Recent content by jj4091

Shouldn't lead water pipes be replaced?

Can't tell you what the problem is but you can find out how to reset the unit or open the gate manually here...

Ditto as above. You would make it harder for yourself if things needed replacing in the future

Wait until you get notification from the council that they intend to seek planning permission then you can see detailed plans of what they intend, if anything, to do. No point in jumping the gun and spendind money unnecessaryly

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If it is in a living area rather than a bedroom then probably something like one of those illustrated here. Possibly " The Yorkshire Range " looking at the size of it. https://mrvictorian.co.uk/2021/02/16/cast-iron-range/ Yes you probably can remove the lintel and loose bricks but take advice...

Sorry but I think you are delusional if you believe that.

The indentation in the bottom of the rim is designed to be a weep hole to allow any moisture to drain away. Condensation will form inside when the sun is shining on it in winter so you don't want it filling with rain water as well. Seal it as has been suggested, or you can do what ever you want...

Do it with the bath full of water.

What is the connection to the exterior downspout like. Internally it can be just cut off but you will need to deal with the other end of it as well or you may cause yourself damp problems.

If there is a possibility of wate getting in the back of it them yes silicon around the base. But leave the weep hole at the bottom open

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Don't know how the thread got bumped. Never looked at the date.

Same answer to both tour posts. Get a professional roofer for both jobs at the same time.

No just unscrew the nozzle