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The valves are already turned off completely - wont turn anymore. But If I remove the radiator then the water will still spurt out. Not sure now whether I need to drain my whole heating system and then cut the pipes instead and cap them off. It shouldnt still be pouring out the water - I have...

Hey John, you are helping me with two things now!! The soil at the moment isnt loose, there are alot of clumps in it and some stones. and with this weather its probably quite solid too. I did have it level at one point, and it looked quite good, just needed some grass seed, but then i...

I read your reply but it missed out a sentence!! which I happened to just say back to you, sorry

Actually thought that the slabs had to overlap the shed in order to bolt the shed to the slabs. I suppose the best way is to level ground, put layer of sand and then some cement and cement slabs down?? At the moment it is bolted onto a concrete area in my back garden, so assumed i would have...

thanks for that. What do you suggest for my metal shed as a base??? Was going to level soil and put these large concrete slabs down, and then place shed on it. Would that be a good option?? Should I put a bit of sand down underneath the slabs?? (Already got the slabs - didnt cost me...

So the best way to hurry it along is to level it as best I can, then get mywellies out and stamp it down??

Thanks for the prompt reply. The soil isn't in a place that would be walked on. Unless I get some wellies out and stamp on it a bit!!! Or stamp on it alot!!! Wanted to try and hurry it up a bit though so it will sort of be ready for the summer, and maybe at some point be able to concrete...

At the bottom and corner of my garden were fence panels which some yobs kept kicking down. The side of my house is a public footpath and the bottom of the garden looks onto another street. At the moment it is open for anyone to walk through into my back garden - which yobs did and took my...

I personally dug up my front garden and made a gravel driveway, as you can imagine I had quite alot of soil and stone to remove. As I had a sloping back garden, I took it all and dumped it there with the intention of levelling it. Problem is that on the sloped side of the garden is part wire...

Hi. I am trying to remove my kitchen radiator permanently. I have the two pipes going into it at either end but the same pipes also supply my lounge radiator (pipes go through the wall). I realise that the easiest way to do it is to cut off the supply to this radiator by using the valves...