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Ha, much appreciate the responses! :-) Looks simple enough, will take a look, hatch a plan and post back with an update (unless it goes really embarrassingly wrong).

Removing washing machine to new enlarged kitchen. The pipe comes into a room currently with a U bend at the end and I want to remove that. But obviously I can't get rid of the other end and leave it open! Part of me says I need to pay someone to do the proper job. Either replace upwards, or at...

Hi all, We have a 40mm washing machine waste pipe that goes into our toilet soil pipe. I’ve posted a picture too… I want to remove it - any idea what is best about how to do so? I could cut it off and seal it, but feels messy and that something will go up it etc. Is the only course of action...

Thanks again... No, it runs along two sides - so can I assume that through ties, no matter how low it is there will be some stability provided to the outer wall? I am actually removing the door you can see there and intending to block it up with a timber frame. Or that is the option I am...

Thanks Dazb - will attach a pic, but I can see in and there is nothing in there at all! Do I need to be aware of anything damp wise - can I take it right down to the concrete floor (I'm going to put in a suspended floor anyway with insulation under it...

Hi all, I have a small utility room in a single floor extension at the back of our house. Two sides of it have a half height cavity wall, with one side then having a timber frame wall above to the flat roof, and the other side has a UPV window sitting on the outer cavity wall. The internal...