Recent content by joeellis2000

I have bought an electric one. I was under the impression that the electric shower has some sort of pump to overcome the pressure problem?? Am I wrong?

Hello, I am soon to be putting in an upstairs shower room. I have a combi boiler so was advised to just have a mixer shower put in but when the plumber checked it out he said get an electric one as the pressure is crap. I have just bought a Triton shower which was down from £120 to £50 but am...

No advice from anyone??!

Hello All, I am in the process of buying a Victorian end terrace. It is set up with 3 good sized bedrooms but with a bathroom downstairs past the kithcen. We are wanting to create a new shower room upstairs (keeping the downstairs one too). I basically have two options: Either split the...

Thanks for the advice, I shall do what you suggest and see how it goes. Thanks Again.

Fair enough!

Thanks for the reply. That doesn't sound good...or cheap! Would you say it is best to just get on and do it to stop a problem occuring or leave it and hope for the best?

A house I am buying has a conservatory added on to the dining room. The survery we had carried out says that the concrete conservatory floor is too high and is restricting sub floor ventilation. I believe this could lead to damp in the dining room? The survery recommends airbricks. Does the...

The report says "The ceilings are in poor condition. Heavy paper has been used to hide defective lath and plaster and it is likely to become loose when decorating."

I have no experience in anything like that! Best to get someone in then? Do you think it will be expensive?

Hello All, I am in the process of buying a victorian end terrace house and the survey came back with a few things that concern me. I shall start with the ceilings... but I imagine there will be more posts to come! The surveryor basically said that all the upstairs will need ceilings...