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I guess I could use screws with these washers:

My flat roof needs replacing and I'm going to install a warm roof. A friend of mine who is a roofer would prefer to use torch on felt, but that leaves me wondering what fixings to use to secure the thick 'sandwich' of OSB and insulation - I'd prefer the plastic tube type where the screw ends up...

In my opinion out of the wall always looks better, but involves more work in channeling the pipework in the walls and making good / retiling.

You don't remove the screw and cover but rather turn the whole thing a quarter turn - with the slot vertical the valve is open, horizontal and the valve is closed. Designed to be turned with a spanner. Also worth checking - do you have thermostatic valves on all your radiators? Are they turned up?

Is it locking out on the burner or on the boiler's overheat 'stat? Does it work ok on CH to confirm pump is ok? Can I use more question marks than you?????????????????????? :lol:

It will work no probs!!

This drain connector would normally be used at the bottom of the stack at floor level. Can't see why you couldn't use it as you have proposed. http://www.plumbcenter.co.uk/en/plumbing/traps-pan-connectors/mcalpine-dc1-bl-drain-connector-110-mm-13780

That pipe is to drain the condensate away from your boiler. It's slightly acidic (like vinegar). The pipe and fittings are 21.5mm overflow - They can be 'push-fit' or 'solvent weld'. At a guess it's probably been put together without enough solvent cement. Ideally this should be fitted to...