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Hi I am not sure that it make's any difference as to the ownership or positioning of the land, but for the sake of argument the land belongs to me. My drive ends then there is a public access road runnig across the end of the drive up to the end of the cul de sac and the strip of land is...

sorry, :oops: just the way I worded it. It is my land, and at the moment pretty much just scrub. I look directly at it from my living room window, and as people drive up the street it is on the left hand side of the road.

Hi All, I have a small strip of land that I am responsible for on the other side of my drive. It is approx 6 foot wide by thirty foot long (ish) but is on a slope of approx 30 degrees or so. I might also add it backs onto a fence i.e the fence runs along the back of the high side, the low...

I'd just like to say thanks lads, I changed the diaphragm (very slight tear in it at the edge) and no water from the valve after turning the downstairs tap on!!!!! Hot water is back now :D Anyway, you've saved me a few quid and i've learned a bit in the process too. great...

aargh!, I only turned the hot water tap on, on the bathroom sink which on reflection is higher than the boiler!!! why didn't I listen at school when they were talking about gravity? :oops: thanks I'll turn the kitchen tap on too.

Hi after yesterdays advice I went out and bought a new diaphragm, (I wasnt getting hot water, but CH fine - Baxi 105e (not instant) anyway I turned off the CW feed underneath as expected and ran the hot tap (no water came out) I then removed the switch from the front of the valve - ok...

thanks namsag, your right, I should have though of that dur :oops:

also f.a.o LUNAT, when i activate the microswitch, i dont get hot water but like I mentioned previously neon above tap comes on and burner ignites but NO hot water. thanks

great thanks, on another note, my pump was pretty hot, should it be?

yeah, as I thought. :oops: thanks I thought it may be the diaphragm, does anybody know of where I can get hold of one in the north east (pref Teesside) cheers

Hi We have just had our gas mains changed from steel to plastic, balfour beatty have been doing this work (without problems and pretty efficiently i'd say). Anyway they turned off our gas for the day, to connect to the new pipes, and after reconnection everything seemed ok. Their...

Ok thanks for the advice Gcol :)

Hi the floor is weyroc chipboard. I secured it, even though I coudnt feel any sort of movement. It felt pretty solid, plus it is a very small area. I laid the latex SLC (bit of a pain in the ar_se) but it went down ok. I then laid the tiles with fastflex. Did the lot (4.7M2) with...

Hi I am laying a latex (arditex screed) onto a previously tiled wooden floor. A lot of the old adhesive is still down, thats why I thought it would make sense to level the floor with this stuff first. Do I need to prime the floor first, if so will Bal Bond be ok?? I then intend to tile...

Hi This might sound like a stupid question, but I want to tile my friends kitchen floor. It is a very small floor (just 4.5m2) in an L shape due to cabinets etc. The floor is Weyroc chipboard (previously it was tiled - directly onto the chipboard with no ill effects :shock: ) anyway...

Hi At the end of my drive where the tarmac footpath meets the block paving is some sort of cement / concrete bridging section (0.3m wide x 0.5m long) It has been cracked (when a jewson delivery van put his outrigger on it without a board! good of them!) anyway upon inspection it looks...

thanks guys, much appreciated :D

Thanks for the replies, however just a question it may sound silly but, 1. why cant I use the tub type acrylic adhesive on the floor? 2. I know that floor tiles need a 10mm bed but why is this?? thanks

thanks gcol

Hi I want to tile my kitchen floor. It has tiles down already which I am planning on removing, then scraping the adhesive off the concrete floor. Do I need to do anything else with the floor before sticking the new ones down. also which adhesive would be most suitable thanks in...