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Hello, id like to place the boiler and meter as close as possible (on each side of a cavity wall). So I wondered if anyone knows if there's a minimum measurement they have to be apart? Cheers

How come there's 3 joints in a 14m wall?

Yeah I will thanks. There was a time my local TP beat any other prices by miles.

Yes I agree. I have an account with a local small firm who aren't too bad but will sneak prices up if they can. I lost my one with Jewson as the plant hire manager took liberties too many times and I refused to pay all the bill.

It's been a long time since I bought from TP but I'd like a quote as this is for a big job. These days your account and prices are online. But the prices are terrible. So does anyone know if the online account price takes into account your trade discount?

Well I got a price for liquid. It was about £2k pumped. Price for sand ( I assume 3 to 1 mix?) from another company was about £400 Tamp it yourself. I used the pump people for the foundations and it didn't go very well so I'm a bit dubious hence why I was wondering about doing it in smaller...

I It's not far off 3 times that. Not sure a concrete wagon can get close either. I take it you had it delivered?

Just wondering if it's ok to do this in sections on different days to make it easier. Perhaps with some rebar or an expansion gap. Thanks if you can help.

That is a shock. I think a policy with them bought seperatly from a dealer costs£1000 a year unless I read it wrong. I saw a dealer today using a company called warranties 2000. They have a high trust pilot score and it's a little over £100 a year.

I just heard back from a company in Devon. It might be innocent but all the photos of Their different cars are all parked outside different houses. I would have thought they'd all be in on the same lot.

Does that include an AA warranty bought from the dealer?

I had a look at auto trader's explanation page. They say you get plenty of time and you're covered by the 2015 act. Also they say you have more rights of you don't view it before it's delivered. Then you get the cooling off period. But who knows how true that is.

Probably about 10 years. I was thinking of spending £5 to 6k. Having looked around it seems a little bit more would get something that's Euro 6 (ulez compliant). I go to London only a few times a year so I don't particularly need ulez free but if more and more areas start doing something similar...

I'm not in the mood for a gamble these days. I can't be doing with problems. And I'm not really good enough with a spanner. I'll have a look on trust pilot thanks. I'm not in Kent these days so it's more of a bother. I'll have a look that website though thanks. I guess I was hoping that the...

As car dealers are rare and over priced where I'm living im thinking about buying from a distance. Anyone got any thoughts about having one delivered unseen? It would save time and bother. Auto trader say never buy without seeing the car except from dealers in their site who offer this service...

Thanks everyone. I've been thinking the same sort of things. So I'll try and get an idea of prices being asked. I googled what's a average for a haggle and it reckons 11 percent. Also I suppose if there's a warranty and a fresh MOT ect that could explain a higher asking price. I've got a couple...

I'm at a complete loss on this. Finding a car to buy in my area is hard enough but checking the asking price is impossible. I just saw a Mazda cx-5 for £6750 on auto trader. Auto trader say that's £650 under market value. So I went on parkers who value it at £4750. That's with the milage etc...

Thanks for that. It's confusing though isn't it. I think the price people ask for and what they actually get makes it hard to judge a cars value.

I didn't change my name I was on my work partners phone checking if there were any comments. I replied straight away without thinking about my username being different.