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Hello guys, I'm very wet behind the ears. I've done a lot of reading regarding CPD. I want to submit an application to the LBA for a CPD. I'm going through the application and think I've understood everything and put all the details in as per instruction. When it comes to location plan...

Sorry mate, don't know how I missed your PM! Ended up with a guy just down the road in Bexhill!! I work in EDGH so not too far from you ; )

Hello all again, still in search for this hardiner as I'm almost ready to put the top coat on my lounge. Does anyone have any ideas for an alternative to use as a hardiner? Thanks James

gone up to 199 now :(

What about the Hitachi as in original post. i haven't yet bought but the reviews seem good. I've talked to a few guys who prefer mikita but they also have a large price tag

This is the conclusion i have come to. Bloody shame I didn't think of this before I put all the boxing up for the beam. Hindsight and all that lol J

I think which ever way I look at this, it's going to look a bloody mess. I think installing a pipe and then increasing the box size is the only option. J

I think your right, a fire collar looks like what I need. Something to close the whole up in the event of a fire. I'm guessing that any normal ducting like this http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/FD51900.html Has no fire protection? thanks in advance James

Hello Guys, I'm after a new drill for general use. I've seen this one http://www.screwfix.com/p/hitachi-dv18dcl2-18v-1-5ah-li-ion-cordless-combi-drill/64945# Does anyone have any recommendations for a drill around this price, preferably Li-lon. Thanks James

Hello guys, I was going to drill a hole in the ceiling and use a 110mm white soil pipe hidden behind a RSJ box as a ducting from the hood extractor to then vent outside. I've suddenly realised that 110mm pipe isn't going to be fire proof and therefore not re-create the fireproof seal required...

Hello guys, Re-read through my post on Saturday morning. Please excuse my poor use of the English language. Anyhow, to the matter in hand. What I ended up doing for lining up the top of the hood with the top of the tiles, cutting a small corner of the chimney section so it sat over the...

Hello guys, I recently had the kitchen walls tiled, in the area between the two wall cabinets where the hood is doing, was tilled to the top of the cabinets. The hood will go all the way up to the ceiling. The hood back of the hood will be sitting half on the tils and half against the...

Unbelievable how bad the supply is on these

After a 9*3 cavity sleeve, toolstation don't do them, screw fix out of stock, no side at any of the sheds.. what am I missing? J

Why would it differ from other front doors?

Hello guys, Cut a long story short I've had a lot of tried and tested mess ups whilst restoring the front door, window and frame from a 1887 place. I used dulux trade red on the front door, first coat with a 4" short pile roller, finish is excellent apart from little bits of flick all over...

Okay, I see exactly what your saying. I didn't realize that the pipe carried anything other than water vapor, but considering it comes through the chamber it makes sense.

I had the boiler installed before the kitchen was installed by a gas safe engineer. The boiler condenser pipe was run down to the floor and told to hook up to the waste once the kitchen was installed. The kitchen was fitted many months later. Is the condenser waste a gas safety aspect?

Hello guys, Just to want to confirm I’ve got this right. I’ve drilled the whole through the wall and run the waste pipe for the kitchen sink, 40mm. I’ve put a T section on and added the boiler condenser pipe to it. 21.5mm up to 40mm waste. Is this set up okay? I’m wondering if, for some...

well.. it's funny you say that! I've been living in this place for 6 months Only just got around to doing the kitchen... well I say only just... it's been on going.. as everything else in this monster job for the last two years! Been washing up in the bath tub since moving in!