Recent content by misterboumsong

Thank you for your advice all swapped around seems to be making a difference

All swapped around thank you all for the advice. Just need a downpour now

OK thanks Sorry being thick can you provide any links on what to be buying

Yep thank you for the heads up tried to separate the vertical pipe but seems to be glued together so suspect I need to buy a new angle piece and vertical but no idea what to buy

I should maybe add a zoomed out image to see what I can put in it place would plumbers putty be an option to stop it dripping

I have a annoying drip from a joint at a gutter downpipe an I seal this or can I replace with like for like?

Thank you all I'll. Probably strip the the cable back and try without ferrules

My cable has went this morning on my flymo. On opening the switch unit I noticed the break that caused the issue. I plan to reuse the cable agter cutting back but my question is what's the name of the the small clips at the end of the cable and are they easily obtainable and finally really...

It's quite an old house so a bit draughty down there was thinking about expanding foam it

Taking off some skirting today and noticed big gap where plug is best way to get this filled in?? Timber runner seems to be missing

I have a fixed dead light window in my cupboard which seems oddly to be very draughty I looked outside and wonder should the gap between the windows and the cull be filled is the only area I can suggest that would allow air in see pic

Added another couple of pics of my Lean to roof

I ll grab more pictures in the morning

Please can someone take a look at this picture of lead flashing on my lean to roof my internal wall plaster is bubbling and wonder if the gap above the lead flashing should be sealed. Is it possible water is getting in at the gap above the flashing? And through to internal wall. What product...

yes that's exactly what I mean. i have 2 supply heavier cables into a chock block. so i was just planning on using the same thinner wires drom the block to the timer pcb. surprised though there's no wires already from the PCB or any in the box though understand that maybe the main supply can go...