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Tightening might get it. If not, isolate the radiator, then a few wraps of Loctite 55 or ptfe should sort it.

Reading through the forum it seems the best practice is to use white adhesive when installing light travertine. I have some what I would describe is darkish travertine. On the box it has a 1 to 5 shade description and these are no.4 if that gives you an idea how dark they are. They seem to me...

The prv should be terminated outside. You could try tying a plastic bag under it. In the boiler and central heating faqs there is an explination. Faqs 18. http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=175736

Have you checked the pressure relief valve?

Have a look here.. http://www.bes.co.uk/products/168.asp Andy.

Just had an extension multifinished over boards and it looks like it has started to dry out niceley. My plasterer has advised me to apply pva diluted 5 to 1 before painting. I think this advice is to stop the new paint going nowhere. Looking through this forum at other posts this advice...

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Here you go.. http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=38904 Andy.

The copper tails should be able to be manipulated slightly out to give you room.

What usually works for me is a normal socket set but with a deep socket attached. These are usually slim enough to do the job. Andy.

5 or 6 should do it.

Probably more down to your technique. Turn your torch down a bit. Try playing the flame more on the pipe than on the fitting. Take your time. Andy.

Loctite 55 in this situation. Andy.

Why not try and plan to finish two thirds tile then one third under then tile trim the edge. Would that work. Andy.

I am no expert in this field but after researching to fit out my own bathroom... 1. Follow the manufacturers instructions, so in your case go for a bed of mortar. It will also be easier to get the the tray level. 2. The concencus on here seems to be to leave a 5mm gap below your lowest...

Thanks for that. What is risbond?

I will be tiling a shower cubicle and bathroom floor with 18' x 18' square travertine tiles. Just setting the tiles out and deciding whether to use a bonded style. I like the look of the bonded style but I have never seen it done before with square tiles. I have trawled through loads of...

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Nope. The recommended height of the units adjacent above a hob is 460mm. Unless the manufacturers instructions say otherwise. Andy.

My local Travis Perkins came out to match some bricks for me, with great result. Might be worth an ask. Andy.