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Will do post today thanks

Total quote to use twin and dont use chmney £3500, this includes stove at £849. Quote has vat of £500 from just under £3k but does that not mean im paying vat twice on stove and other parts? Should vat be labour only??

Doesnt need bend a need to connect stove to chmney which is currently same level as out of stove, so chimney neefs cutting to connect to stove, only asked bout twin as alternative to using chmney thus creating new chmney and leaving the real old one alone?

I will post pics guys great you all trying to help. If it was one sided it could sit under the chimney which is opened but we want a double so its right of the chimney in front room bout 4 feet this s so other side is in kitchen l already have that knocked thru but it means going across to...

Hi lads, what typical install cost for labour, double sided stove costing £849,chimney to left but will need to cut if up a bit to get bend flue in or it can be done with twin flue (not using existing chimney) although I hear this is expensive...for a 5 meter straight up from stove which would...

yeah I had a look at the fan its still turning but at the back of the freezer wall it ices last time I let it dry out and the fridge was cold again I think its the ice buildup on the back wall of the freezer that's doing it but that should not happen? thanks

Hi I have a fridge freezer with water dispenser, tall Samsung thing, anyway I noticed the fridge got warmer but the freezer is fine, the fridge part wont go back to cold temperature. I did usual things look for blockages etc and found none between the top to the bottom but I noticed ice behind...

so you lifted the unit a little from the bottom frame using spacers, just means its not sitting on frame, thought it better to allow it to site rather than lift it slightly.

Sounds exact same as me then what you had, the old units sit directly on top of bottom frame so once new unit in will run silicone along bottom before beads go on, not sure whether to fill in gaps all way around new unit too as u it's slightly smaller than frame or maybe leave that to allow...

Thanks for info mate the glass is cheap enough the old ones are 2 cm depth and thought of going a bit more or is that adequate?, Some of the beads are rotten so will BMW for new ones. I have a small rot about 4 inch on one of the bottom frames so I will use wood filler to fix and repaint over...

only thing Im wondering about is using flexistrip on outside and sticking beads? more secure but when need to replace unit again it would mean new beads?

thanks mate Im going for it :)

Great Ronnie, let it overhang slightly in frame as it can be cut after then fit glass and fit more tape outside of window for beads to stick, thought it was inside only? it states here do one side glass turn over then do other...

great, nearly there just a few points if you could please? 1. does it matter what thickness tape I get? 2. stick the tape on first facing outside in wood frame then push glass into it? or stick tape around glass first then insert? 3. will I still need Silfix sealant to finish off? or will the...

Beads got it! It doesnt matter if I break the glass unit on way out as its getting scrapped and a new piece going in, do you mean the wood frame as in sealed unit or glass? the old glass has busted, if I take beads off do I measure edge to edge up/down and across on the old glass exactly? yeah...

Hi, please advise :) My old wooden frames are still ok but now I have several glass panes bust and now condensed so I need new glass for these frames, looking at the fittings with the wood trimmings on the outside which are nailed down, it looks easy to remove these trimmings all around the...

Thanks mate will check that out :)

Lads, dunno if post still active, just want to check as Im fitting tonight, all wall tiles are already fitted so the enclosure will be flush against tiles screw thru to secure, the bottom row tiles are off because we had a damp issue, so if I push the tray right into the wall corner will that...

Thanks denso13 and thanks to all you have helped me figure this out in my head to proceed on my own, cheers lads :)

Great and to the point 1. Fit the tray then tile ok, tray fitted then finish tiles around and down on top of tray. 2. Fit tray first then laminate second ok, so tray fitted and laminate around tray not under. 3. Get a fast flow waste to suit the tray - it will have a removable insert as...