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Do you mean a trap where the condensate joins the waste pipe? The washing machine hose fitted is just tee'd in to the kitchen sink waste pipe. Might the washing machine hose be gundged up.? Didn't think much chance of that.

Hi I have a washing machine hose taking away condensate on a small 2-3 year old Vokera. The hose had popped out from a clip and I'm pretty sure caused it hot to drain properly (I could see an area the opposite of running away) and hence the gurgling. This actually happened before after the...

A good suggestion and something I gave some thought to. However the membrane would have to cover the whole area of decking for this to work and the 3 outer edges (all edges excl the gutter end) of the area under the decking would be difficult to seal. Water is likely to find it's way off the...

As the last week went on and the rain came down, not to mention my 20 second checks with a spirit level, I agree.

Yes you're right. I'm generally not short on some level of building/DIY knowledge so I'm someone that can see a right way and wrong way clearly but as you say the problem is putting it over and it's chances of attaining anything other than an argument. Thats why I'm just going to do my best to...

It's not been impressive. Not actually paid it all yet.. Also not sure how that's going to pan out..

I don't disagree. However in fairness to the roofer who did this the existing top level was well above the plywood base (the felt-membrane-tile adhesive-top tiiles/small slabs) and it wasn't pooling particularly badly. The ply looked level enough when he felted it but it seems it must've been...

I was going to get some aluminium silver paint from a roofing supplies company tomorrow. I can ask them if they've any ideas for something to pour to try and level off the bits that pool. It seems not a bad plan to try and stop water sitting if poss. Certainly lessening it would be good

Its not actually mineral topped, its Plana P 4mm non mineral

Thanks While accepting it might not be a big problem I can see today we would be talking a bit of time for the pools to dry, probably a good day or two. Not sure why it's pooling like it is but there is obviously a bevel I didn't expect. Could I try to screed over the areas with some bitumous...

Hi folks I've just had a small roof terrace re felted. Unfortunately the new felt is pooling a bit but not dreadfully badly. Only a couple of 3'x3' areas. I'm not going to fret about it too much but I occasionally see some pebble type surface on top of felt. What is this and should I buy some...

I am considering options to finish a newly felted roof terrace approx 7 sqm. I like the idea of (grey) composite decking but it is very very expensive especially when adding in its hidden fixings etc Wondering what those here think about the idea of painting new decking? Wickes are doing 4 for...

Bump. Anyone..?

Done approx 20-25 years ago, smallish terrace (approx 7'x8') it's leaking and needs re-done. I set a couple of loose tiles two years ago and pointed round others. The tiles seemed to be adhesive on to plastic membrane (like damp proof membrane) but the adhesive was breaking up and I felt the...

I'll certainly be making an effort to make sure it's put back safely. It's a tricky one when having the stonemasons rebuilding the chimney- got access just now to refit stuff at chimney end (I have bought new clamp for liner and a new cowl to go with it. At the room end, i'll see this week...

I received some advice on Friday from a supplier of associated parts who also sell stoves etc. Related to your post I was given numbers for guys who obviously do fitting for them. I asked if they do the gas side as well as liners etc but was told not. So it appeared to be the case they would...

I had the gas disconnected to this a while ago and then removed it myself and tidied where the liner came through the wall, putting a vent over it. I want to put the fire back. The flexible chimney liner going to the stove was sealed to an intermediate solid pipe (about 6") long which then...

I haven't spoken to him about it other than him saying he'd fit the fire Just feel it could be a right rip off to get the liner fitted by another source when the scaffold is up and there looks like the potential to drop liner in at same time, but of course it depends how easy it is to do.

I am getting two chimneys rebuilt soon and would like to get the liner renewed for a gas (Gazco woodburning stove type) fire. I removed the fire a year or so ago which was a mistake. The existing liner was presumably ok but it seemed only just long enough to connect onto the fire and it will now...

Glad I posted here, great advice and help cheers