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I best get some new pic's for you tomorrow as that may help. Suspect it to be solid wall (all brick) I don't recall seeing a cavity. The plasterer said it would make the plaster super strong (he did it all over) and prevent any cracking - cost me more mind you, but thought to myself may as well...

Put this in the plumbing forum also. I think its most likely the drain causing it which is directly adjacent to the wall. Before doing up the kitchen we had tiles, so never noticed an issue. Until obviously recently...

I'll check the dimensions tomorrow and get back to you. Surprised you can't glue it with something though with all the stuff out there :( When you say line it with a soil pipe. I'm guessing you mean stick a soil pipe in the middle of it and then cement all around the side?

hi all, We have a damp issue in the kitchen just posted a thread in the painting forum. I believe the root cause is below. The question I have is can I fix it with some chemical solution and if so what? Or do I have to rip it out which I don’t fancy doing... Cheers, Sparky

hi, we had the kitchen plastered a few weeks back and applied a must coat just fine. Now the paint in the images is peeling. Other areas are okay. We have a drain outside which no doubt is causing the issue. However, I need a quick fix and am wondering what damp paint can I place underneath as...

Hello all, I'll get a 22mm stopcock then... for some reason I have 15mm stuck in my mind! Glad you've corrected the situation :) I don't have the time now to get a blue pipe installed and the project is already behind, that will have to wait for the future. At that point we'll likely...

cheers denso13 unless you can think of a reason not to - i may as well try and do it that way...

Hi all, We have a stop cock that is leaking at the gland nut (where the tap is turned off/on). The main water pipe is lead. I will just replace it with a new one but should i just get a 22x15mm stop cock or get a 22m version and then reduce to 15mm. Is there any point in using 22mm all the...

its about the same price so for the sake of mucking about with a reducer it might be just worthwhile. however 2" according to a conversion is 50.8. So will it take the 55mm pipe into it?

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trap is clear no issues there what so ever.

Hi, I have a Panasonic Washing Machine Model no. NA-140ZS1 and I am receiving an Error U11 which is something to do with draining the water. I have checked all hoses and even sat next it during a short cycle wash with a bucket next to me and I’m not seeing an issue, drainage speed also appears...

Great thank you Madrab :) I'll ensure the fall is good. That puts my mine at rest a little now.

too many women in the household (hair issues) and while the floor is up may as well upgrade, i noticed some of the neighbours at 50mm pipe, much bigger than the 40mm. I also want to divert it directly into the soil stack rather than the outside gutter/drain (which also ends up in the same place)...

Forget the title. damn! I guess you're saying that i need to reduce it by adding a 40mm reducer and then attaching it to that? I wonder why they don't do it at 50mm.

bugger wrong title.

Hi all, I've gone out and bought some 50mm waste pipe from selco earlier today to upgrade our bathroom piping. The outside diameter is 55mm (hunter branded). We used to have a 40mm (43mm outside diameter) pipe and a ST90CP10-70 mcAlpine shower trap...

Thanks muggles - I must of started replying back before seeing your reply. Cheers :)

Found it with all my other plumbing bits so unsure of its origin. Oh well I’ll look through the web and see if I can make up a connection to suit my needs. The street elbow may just work! Thanks

Hi, Can one of you smart guys help me with the below please. I need another one and it fits the area perfectly. Alternatively another fitting that’s similar? Cheers.