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you will have to bury it if you dont want to see it.there is no way you will be able to feed it up the cavity.you could surface mount it in white trunking :) good luck

do the job on a day rate or at a price?

i would get back on to home serve and tell them that you have paid for a repair and told it was fixed.yet you still have the same problem you have paid them to fix it and they have not!! homeserve are not good people to work with i have done some sub contrct work for them and in my oppinion they...

http://www.onlineplumbingsupplies.com/mangersTankJackets80.asp try this site this is an 80mm jacket which is thick enough to keep out any cold

with them calcs i would recommend a 5kw fire make sure your chimney is ok and been tested may need to reline it. if you dont use a hetas registered fitter(like me :D ) you will have to notify your local council building control which may cost you between £300-£400 were a hetas fitter can...

check your instructions for the fire it will tell you how far combustable materials need to be from fire

here is the calc for your room measure the hight x width x lenth = total m3 then for rooms about 57m3 x 0.022 for rooms about 85m3 x 0.02 then add on 50% this should give you the kws for the size of the room any probs then just post sizes and i will work it out

hire a powerflush machine these are usually quite good at removing most rubbish from your system.if you get a company in to do it ti will cost you around £300 :)

i think your best bet mate is to get a builder/roofer in to look at it and will tell you the best way forward most good builders/roofers should give you free advice.but dont do the biggest mistake people do and try and do it on the cheap because in the end it wont be worth it.pay cheap get...

i think the white british sellers have been out numbered :)

i think your best bet is to cut a hole in the floor so you can access the joists its sitting on and pack the joists up to bring your floor level.then batton out hole to put back in the piece of floor you cut out this would sort it out

what age is the property that it is being fitted into?

try the Mira Discovery its a very good flow shower .i dont think there is a shower out there that you can connect to 22mm pipes but if there is i aint seen it :shock: go on the mira web site and look at the spek

silicone sealant should do the job :D

marble may well crack because under these fires can reach temperatures in excess of 100c u will need to check your instruction manual. also these fires must be installed by a hetas registered fitter or you will have to go through building control with your local council they will charge you...

no that should be fine as long as the shower is sealed properly :D