Recent content by maxwell10

Not as many as your spelling mistakes Breezer.

It just shows what can happen when you trust somebody to do a job right,thank God for forums like this ,where us novices can get reliable info from the lads who answer our questions,and can point us in the right direction.Regards

thanks for that chaps.Thats saved me a few quid.

thanks trowellhead,I take it that I can use the brown connectors with the grey pipe as well.

I am going to move a rainwater gully and trap about 1 mtre to a new position.I have a section of grey soil pipe,would it be okay to use this rather than having to purchase a length of brown ug pipe.

no ,but hotpoint will charge you £89.00 to fit it.

Fair comment Breezer.

Thanks lads ,got a bit carried away with that one,by the way jasonb the builders merchant worked the bricks out for me and now i'm off to band q for a trowel,cheers.

Masona,many thanks that is exactly what I have in mind.

Breezer,how much info can one give about kitchen lights if they do not possess a knowledge of house wiring.

I might not have explained myself very well in the my last post.Base plans state for the dwarf wall foundation excavate from finished floor level down to a depth of 600mm or further to good ground then put in a concrete strip footing 150 mm thick.then build up to floor /damp course level a...

Cheers Chappers ,I intend plugging with a nylon plug,the type used for drain testing,would this be ok and not let foul air out of the main drain.

No,it was something I heard or read somwhere,just wondering why not .

Sorry, i'm not that good with computers either,the drain is about 4 inch in diameter and runs parrallel with the house wall and the rainwater gulley i want to remove drains into it,if you can picture it.

This is the measurements on base plans for a conservatory,the depth of the trench is about 600mm deep, down to good ground then 150mm of concrete then 9 inch cavity wall up to d/c height with the cavity filled with concrete.