Recent content by jonohanson

Hi, looking to connect to one of the closed bosses on a osma 4D900, there are 3 closed bosses. What do I need to connect a 110mm? It's this one https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/110mm-hoppers-and-gullies/osmadrain-bottle-gully-87-5-110mm-closed-bosses-4d900/p/711865 thanks

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No permanent ventilation, I'm tempted to retro fit some trickle vents.

Hi, We get a lot of condensation on our north facing master bedroom window (esp. When cold). We have only been here 3 months so unsure what it's like in summer. Any way when the condensation is very bad (v.cold nights), the walls around the window also get slightly damp. We have got a...

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me identify the below tilt and turn hinge, I've checked various sites, but can't find it anywhere. Thanks in advance.[/img]

Thanks for the replys, I think we'll try the dry glazing option, other than that they can wait a few years and be replaced. Many Thanks.

Hi, we have recently moved into a new house where the previous owners were allergic to any sort of maintenance. Anyway, alot of the upvc internal bead gaskets have rotted (the black gasket that sits between the bead and window). I have taken the bead off, however the gasket seems glued to the...

I am in the process of building some wooden drive gates, I will be building the main carcass then cladding the front with wood, I would prefer T+G. What is the best timber/profile for the job, I obviousley need something that will be hard wearing. Many thanks Jon

Thanks to everyone who gave me advice, as your advice suggested the council approved my dropped kerb and has now been completed. Thanks for your help.

Thanks for the reply, That has put my mind and wallet at rest, my crusher was limestone 40mm to dust so that sounds ok. Thanks again for putting my mind at rest.

I have created a hardstanding on the front of my property, this comprises of a 5.2*3.6m area, 10" deep hardcore/crusher, 2/3" deep plum slate. The purpose of this hardstanding is to create a drive, I have now had a few quotes for the dropped kerb and have submitted my application to the...

cheers, will try one or both

I have installed a compression flange in the top of my hot water tank, the only problem is that there is a slight leak!! it looks like I need a bigger seal/washer on there and I was wandering what type of material the washer should be made from as the cylinder will get quite hot?? Thanks

Thanks for the advice everyone

It does go into the loft to a small sealed tank covered with insulation, which then seems to go back down, if it is going to the small tank in the loft (ctrl htg expansion tank) would the tap need to be turned on or off?? cheers