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The new doorway will go into the garage where the consumer unit and incomer is, but its 3 courses above the garage floor when viewed from the garage side..... id have 225mm of space between the lower door threshold and garage floor.

Yeah, I suspect that might be the case.... in which case I cant do it. I know my current supply is fed from the house next door and is only buried about 8 inches under the lawn. Found this out to my detriment two weeks ago when digging a trench for a new water pipe and clipped the cable just...

My consumer unit is in my garage and the incomer comes out if the floor directly below it, into the cut out. I would like to have the cable moved about 1.5 meters further along the wall to allow room for a new doorway. Would the DNO insist on digging up the concrete to move the cable under the...

The Blue box is what I wanna knock out.... the orange squiggle is the snib of wall I also wanna remove. .

The actual opening will be upto the inner leaf corner - I don't want the opening 'under' the inner leaf corner. However, there is a large concrete lintel holding the inner leaf up above the existing front door - this is sat on a small snib of wall that projects into the hallway..... see below...

There will be a new porch and the existing front door will go completely- so it will be open once u step inside. I'd like to then knock a door into garage as shown.

Basically I'm seeing if it's possible to knock a ground floor doorway through a cavity wall at a t-junction in a porch. Having this extension built and want to knock through where the grey box is. This is an after thought and will speak to engineer, but just wanna see if it's feasible.?. Cost...

Can two pre cast concrete lintels be placed perpendicular to each other in perpendicular wall to allow for an opening below? Or would it have to be streal work bolted n welded at 90 degrees? Obviously the lintels in one wall would rest on top of the lintels that are perpendicular.

Yeah it will be a fire door. My question is, can I get away with a 2 foot 6 opening - or does it have to be 2 feet 9 inches - as in new houses.

I want to knock through from my hallway into my garage to create a new doorway into the garage. Can I still make it a 2' 6" doorway, or do I have to make it 2'9"? Space is at a premium and I think a 2'6" is doable, but ill struggle with 2'9"? Its part of an ongoing extension so BCO will...

Sorted now thanks everyone.... bought 100mm off eBay from that listing above.

I really really really need about 2 inches of 28mm copper pipe...... its to join two compression fittings together....... I don't want to buy a 3 meter length, for 2 inches, cos I won't use it. Is there anyone around Manchester area that might have a little bit knocking about that I could...

I need to reduce 35 mm mdpe down to 28mm. I've seen these fittings but no idea how they work....... there doesn't appear to be any threads, so I assume they are not typical compression fittings. Anyone know how to use them? I can't fit one of the ridiculous Speedit reducers cos they're the...

I need to insulate an MDPE pipe that runs under a suspended timber floor. Is armaflex the correct stuff? Was gonna go for 19mm thick..... bear in mind the Utility Company is connecting it, so they'll want it done right..

No its not the syphon refilling- that symbol is on the worcester website. But this is a lower case 't'....... can't find this on their website.

My boiler flashes a lower case letter 't' on the display. Its flashes between the temperature and the letter t. I've looked online at Worcester's website and all the display codes are listed, but not this one. Anyone any idea what it means?

There's a particular qualification plumber's have to have I think but can't remember what it is. Does anyone know?

I'm replacingmy water supply pioe from 15mm copper to mdpe. United Utilities are gonna make the connection in the road at some point. I've asked them for a full quote and I'm still waiting. Thing is, my builder (who's building a side extension at the moment) has got a small digger on site...