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All depends whether you are concerned about water vapour passing through the plasterboard, condensing on the cooler walls giving rise to mould growth within the plasterboard/wall interface. It may be a while until anything untoward shows itself, but in the meantime you can, like mrrusty...

Theoretically if you fi Basically dimensions required to give a proper appraisal

Splice a new piece in. I did similar to a much worse case and then cloaked the front of the frame to hide the joint

Yes it is and why paste both

Phatboy ( or is that fathead) what on earth or you going on about, the fact is the OP stated what he stated, whether that be incorrect or not, as for my qualifications, to begin with, an understanding of the english language, comprehension and grammar followed by a BSc in civil engineering and...

How can you say my statement is wrong its a statement of fact, see the OP 5th line down RSJ - 2 * 203 x133 UB Funny old world with funny old people

And yet the OP calls it a RSJ but designates it as a 203 x 103 UB, funny old world

Anything to help our Scottish Senior Citizens, I note your post Nr 31 was posted at 5.43am so you obviously have an insomnia problem (unless you are a postman ). Sleep tight Jock and don't let the bed bugs bite. xxx

Well done 112 spot on, ianmcd could have been a bit more specific without the attitude, Derekoo good effort but way off the mark. But at the end of the day people tried to be helpful and thats whats it all about . Defo end of my contribution constuctive or not:-)

I had an inkling you would Indeed it was ( could have been cleanser?) but since everyone is not au fait with central heating niceties as advised in your earlier post I don't see it as being obvious but best not dwell on that point. Ditto, but please don't , like Razor900 I don't want to end...

So why not depart that information in the 1st instance instead of the comment of the clue being in the picture, then the OP, Derekoo and others ( me included) would be a bit more knowledgeable without having to be Sherlock Holmes. I know I have asked a question but please don't reply otherwise...

A bit unfair looking at the start of the thread it was Derekoo who tried to be helpful with a few suggestions which ianmcd started sniping at him with post 5 with gas112 jumping on the bandwagon in post 9. Derekoo then gave as good as he got if not better. Hopefully the OP will come back with...

" Home of the brave and land of the free" Gosh if I had all that fire power I would be feeling pretty brave

Depending how hands on you are you could close both valves and take off radiator. Open each valve a little at a time and see if the system pressure forces any water through.

Floor or roof xtratherm has the same R (thermal resistance) value but different products can have different values

Boiler rating?

And if you turn your lockshields off upstairs and TRVs on highest setting downstairs what happens

A) or gravel board

No

Yes. with all the minimum stresses they allow for in the steel, an allowance for someone driving at speed over it giving static and dynamic forces I would well imagine loading it with 2 tonne wouldn't make it disappear down the manhole. Please do an on site test and report back.