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Only thing it could be is a pinhole leak inside the boiler maybe from the coils or from the EV. Will check

I replaced a nail that supported a 40mm plastic pipe elsewhere because the nail's body was slowly scraping into the pipe.

I used All Purpose Fixing Band (12mm wide) to fix up 40mm waste pipe (shower) and 110mm waste pipe (toilet) under floorboards. Access is very very restricted. See attached. Should I replace this banding with proper pipe clips? Originally there were no clips and the 40mm pipe had dropped.

I looked at whether the boiler's PRV was dipping water over 10 days (tested by seeing if water was visible in a tied on plastic bag over the prv exit). There was no water coming out of the prv at all over 10 days. So the expansion vessel is not discharging water. Could the EV still have a...

Can 18mm ply take weight of cars driving over it?

Thanks for the help. At least we found out that the Triton thermostatic shower needs a set min pressure to stop the LP light from coming on

The road itself is private and is stony/soil. Neighbours who use the road are unlikely to cooperate or pay for the repairs. Rainwater/surface water flows down said private road so any repairs cannot interfere with surface water flow. The council might be persuaded to adopt the road but it's...

This private road is not tarmaced and not cemented just a stony (natural stone bits) plus soil road with the end (joining the main road) tarmaced.

Same situation as me. Either postcrete or cold set tarmac. Postcrete sets faster but tarmac is better for roads

Is there much difference between this Vicat cement and postcrete (e.g. https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/cement/blue-circle-ready-to-use-postcrete-20kg/p/519476)?

Did you cover the top of the tarmac post application with a tray or plastic?

Do you mean a tin sheet that you placed over the tarmac?

Setting time looks good but don't know if it can be used to fill in potholes

So this tarmac could be driven over 1 hour after set by a standard car ?

Travis Perkins https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/asphalt-pothole-repair/tarmac-trupack-black-cold-lay-macadam-25kg/p/682652, says it takes 35 hours to dry too long.