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Why do you think that response helps me in any way? Why do people come on here to moan rather than try to help. What do you think the obvious reason is? Because the ground floor was built 3 years prior and I wasn’t going to knock through my house.

The house was built in 2008. I moved in and built a rear extension. The joists in the rear extension were sized to accommodate a second storey in the future which is what I’ve now done. The joists new joists were 245mm by 45mm (nearest match to the original house to try achieve same level...

1. Yes I know it’s madness but it’s really going to pi** me off and 2. Yes there is plenty of joist depth. What would you do with it? 20mm is to much to lose in my opinion as the original room is only small, less than 2m and the floor is already un level and not in my favour

Morning, I have just built a second storey extension on top of a ground floor extension (which was done 3 years ago). I’ve knocked through in to the existing bedroom and the new floor is 20mm higher than the existing. I don’t want it ramped, feathered or existing raised creating a step at the...

Ok cool, well I’ve done that process before. I just didn’t anticipate it being the same. Annoying really. I might just build it and wait for someone to grass me up and get retrospective planning

I’ve already built a ground floor and first floor extension which required planning so I do have a PP account etc . I was looking more on the LA website for fees and what application it was but I will follow your guidance on it

Hi all, I want to build a timber frame porch. It’s within 2 metres of the boundary and probably over 3sqm also so I need planning. Does anyone know what application I use? Looked on my local authority site and couldn’t see what I’d have to use. Any guidance will be appreciated

Genuinely didn’t see it Thanks

Has the answer been found then? I must have missed it

Seriously fella, have a day off. They are a unique size and I can’t find it so I’ve asked here. I’ve now asked in the combustion chamber where the comments are not all people trying to flex their muscles about being qualified. It’s so “bread and butter” that no one has been able to give me a...

I reckon it is as it says a 50mm box spanner is recommended. The usual size immersion spanner is surely bigger than that. I will take a look when I go to the van

I will take a look, when I tried searching the cylinders I just got no where fast

I am G3 I’ve just never replaced one this size and can not find a replacement. A normal 1 3/4 does not fit because the brass nut section hits the plastic housing on the cylinder that the immersion is in.

I’m looking for a replacement side immersion heater for an unvented cylinder. It’s the smaller threaded one (1 3/4 I believe) but the nut is around the same. All the ones I have found with that thread size the same size nut size as a standard size If I’m making any sense ….. Anyone have a link

It’s sorted now. Something like the injectors had come out of alignment. Don’t know exactly what he meant. Almost like they come in 2 sections?

It popped up at the top of my page and I didn’t realise it was so old until I commented. Lol

Are you repressurizing the vessel whilst the drain tap is open?

Ok cool, so if they’re removed they possibly need recoding ? Mechanic is putting his computer on it tomorrow so will see

I had an injector spitting fuel (noticed from build of of black tar kind of substance on engine and smell in van) I had the injector washers changed and ever since the van has lacked acceleration and the kick between gears. If i now drive in a higher gear at low speed it gets a little constant...

I agree a leak would be noticeable. Surely Spotlight cutouts wouldn’t be sealed otherwise you could never change/maintain them. I would go with i have most likely fitted the Vapor barrier poorly and gaps in the insulation……. Naively not knowing the importance but surely would have damaged...