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Thanks for the replies. The pushing idea makes more sense. When I actually have time to do it, I'll let you know how i get on Harry

Hello everyone, I've been investigating the creaking stairs in my Edwardian house and I think I've discovered the primary cause, but I'm not sure of the best way to go about fixing it. Over the years the string on the banister side (the one not attached to the wall) has moved, no doubt...

Hello all, I'm considering having a DEFRA approved woodburning stove installed (as I live in a smoke control zone), it is going to replace an old anthracite stove that hasn't been used in donkeys years. The house is late Victorian and has open fireplaces in some of the other rooms. I recently...

Thanks for the replies. John506, I will try and work my way through that document over the weekend :) So, if I understand correctly, if the existing pipework to the boiler is just inside the 1mbar pressure drop limit then the simplest option would be to run a separate gas pipe from the...

Hi All, I've moved into a house that has a nice new looking Worcester Bosch 30cdi combi boiler powering the hot water and central heating, which works a treat. However, the kitchen has an ancient electric cooker (I don't think the previous occupants were that clean on cooking) which I'd like...

I recommend you join the Which? legal service (google it, it costs about 30 quid a year) I've found it very helpful in the past, as it gives you unlimited access to their lawyers over the phone and they have plenty of experience with this sort of thing and will be able to advise you as to the...