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After getting up this morning to no hot water I've been poking around having a look to see if I can see or diagnose a problem. Whilst looking i seem to have found a small leak as well and I'm not sure if it's related or not. Symptoms : - No hot water - Very Luke warm for first few seconds -...

That's exactly what I did in the end and I noticed the bottom hinge seemed like it wanted to move with the door when it got about an inch away from closing causing it to spring back

Managed to sort it after scratching my head all day Must have been a bad/bent hinge as new hinge with a slight mm or so packing sorted it All I can think is either the hinge was bad to start with or I bent it slightly initially tightening it up

Just checked door and it seems fine. It was only cut at the timber yard yesterday and been kept flat. I have the rest of the sheet which is ok too I'll see what I can do picture wise

I have 2 cabinet doors to hang just bog standard 22mm mdf panel The first went on fine the second however is giving me grief I'm using those flush hinges that don't need recesses. The problem is the problem door once hung springs back when you close it the hinges feel a bit tight as...

It a not a problem buddy I understand where your coming from I would be of the same thinking it would get very tedious writing the same thing over again when it could just be updated in the faqs and stickied for everyone to see

No problem Thanks anyway

Thanks fellas it did take longer than usual Never had that problem before and it seems to be working ok with the pressurising reading now But that aside you mention the faqs were a bit vague I don't suppose you could give me a bit more detailed instructions? As I'm going to try...

Thanks for the quick reply You don't happen to know how easy it is to access the vessel on this boiler to check the ppressure do you? Also if the prv hasn't closed properly is it possible to make it close itself or is it a case of a new part?

Recently had to drain the system a couple of times to fit a new rad after a bathroom refurb Friday night I drained down and refilled but noticed it took longer than usual to re fill and pressurise (From the filling loop) Anyway I got it to 1.5 bar and run the heating up then bled the rads...

Cheers fella I've managed to get it done I left it rolled up and pulled a bit out cut with scissors and rolled it back up in 2 halves as I went No big drama in the end

Right have some sheet vinyl flooring for the bathroom to cut. Problem I have is I have had to buy a very wide roll for a small space (wood planks) to get the planks running the right way. I have nowhere to actually roll it out to cut the roll to correct width so I need to cut it to rough...

Managed to sort the issue Uses the basin mate but alto used the thicker washer topside that came with the waste So far no leaks hot or cold and the basin is still full and not in the bucket underneath

Fitting a new basin blight a basin mate because it wouldn't seal Now following the instructions and everything as it should be the foam white washer that goes topsode between waste and basin just won't seal al all Any tips?

Appreciate the heads up Although I am trying to work out if I really need to use them I've been advised by a few plumbers that I don't need them or anti vac traps because the distances aren't massive but I'm not sure I just assumed if you have to connect wastes between bath and basin...

Is there any reason for that as I don't see any other alternative if you use one on a bath?

Thanks pal What sort of Bush would it require?

Due to needing to connect bath and basin waste together which I know is not as good as separately run waste but I have no option. I basically was going to fit anti vac traps to stop siphonage and smell issues but I have the opportunity to fit some hepvo valves as I have been offered them...

I've used a different level so can rule that out the door is definately square Window could well be pi**ed haven't checked that For now (unless it Bugs me) everything is lined up by eye I don't mind it being out of true slightly as long as it looks right when it's all done My...

Got a bit of a strange one here Re doing a bathroom (my own not a customer's) and I have a bit of a strange issue Currently battoning ceiling out for new boards and getting everything square and plumb as much as I can for floor to ceiling tiling I leveled the ceiling and it looked...