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Cheers tell80. I include an image from outside, the kitchen wall where the pipes enter from the shower room into the kitchen radiator and a little map of it all.

After a leak in the shower and horrible mould, I stripped everything back to the suspended timber floor and found that the adjoining room, the kitchen, has a concrete floor. It appears there's no DPM under the concrete floor and the soil/sand under the concrete floor feels wet, though less wet...

Hi all, I did look through the threads but cannot find the answer, so thought I'd start a new one. I'm replacing a flat roof with EPDM. The flat roof has two pitched roofs coming to it, with a lead valley between. The plan is to replace the damaged roof membrane and some battens but slip the...

Thanks for updating this thread as you have and to others for also posting. Very helpful. Though my render and issues are slightly different to yours, it still helps with some guidance and confidence.

@foxhole, never thought about gas tape. Thanks for the info. @terryplumb, thanks! I did 6 clockwise turns as I kept reading people saying that going above that was too much. Never heard of LSX. V new to DIY plumbing. Cheers for the info about the union, too. Will check the bank balance for the...

Hey all, long time lurker and you guys have helped me lots but I'm a bit miffed here as it's past my confident knowledge. I bought my first house and the towel radiator has a really odd system. Instead of just coming straight into the radiator, the central heating pipe goes past the connector...

Learning, slowly.....