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Thanks for that, No, they are a manufactured pressed tile from what I can see, its just they are so rough, like really rough sandpaper & I don't want to ruin the faces with grout.

Hi, I have laid Chrystancer Gris tiles on Marmox board in my shower / wet room. These tiles are like rough sandpaper, I want to use a flexy cement based grout but I`m a bit scared that the grout will "Stick" in the rough tile & I wont be able to clean it off. Do I need to seal the tile first...

I have just been researching this very subject, & the advice I have been given is: Marmox reccomend a fast set cement based adhesive to lay the boards on. Unless your a pro tiler, use a standard set adhesive for the tile. Use only cement based adhesive in a wet room etc.

I use 2 cordless thermostats, one for upstairs & one for downstairs, the range is about 80 feet, wireless programmable thermostat. I can move it from room to room & its so easy to use.

Just received this from a fellow member on the Renault forum. hi, There was a news item this week on the BBC about a UK telecoms regulator raiding a rogue mobile phone SMS spam operator/ number harvester in manchester area. i did a quick look up on the number you listed and got this...

It appeared on the wife's mobile bill as Tue 12:50 07034713194 "Personal Number Services" 0.01.33 6.989 On for just over a min. Orange service, plenty of mins left. I contacted Orange earlier who said they would look into it. As I said, there are a few people mention this on...

0703 471 3853 is a mobile number, no reason to suspect its a scam number, when you get a reply from one of their approved suppliers, you expect it to be genuine.

When you get a reply from one of their suppliers, you call that number,

I recently contacted, by e mail, 247 car spares to see if the had a mirror for my car. I received a reply which told me one was in stock, & phone this number. I was immediately put on hold. I decide to e mail them again when no one answered. I never received a reply. To my surprise, when I...

I have a concrete floor, nice & flat with levelling compound. Trap laid, ready for the tray. Marmox recomend a Flexible, cement based adhesive, my question is, how can a cement based tile cement be flexible?? Also, why would I want the tray to flex or move on its base. I understand fitting a...

Aparently they are the bees knees for water underfloor scred, but all the sites I have looked at show contractors pumping millions of tons of the stuff, I only need a bit.

I am re constructing my wetroom, new floor level shower tray, cement board walling, tanked etc, & i`m considering taking my wetroom floor up, which is tiled, concrete, laid on polystyrene sheets. Constructed about 8 years ago. It will be an area of 3 sq m. I want to lay a wet underfloor...

Hmmmmm, so, can I use this pipe then? It will be lagged of course, but it will be lying on the ground under my floor. My under floor is just dirt, not concrete etc.

Thanks, I was concerned about the pressure.

Yes, semi det, but I had a new 25mm mdpe incoming feed fitted, (was old lead) from my own stop tap, to a new water main stop tap on the pavement. I will change the 15mm to 25mm MDPE, then to 22mm copper, I was concerned about the pressure, is 1 bar too low?

Water pressure is jjust 1 bar when running, 2.5 not running. 20 liters per min through a 15mm pipe.

Apparently this pipe is suitable for running under the lower floor, my existing MDPE pipe also runs a short distance under floor, so I will be extending it. Thanks for the replies guys.

I have been doing some research on unvented, indirect, sealed pressurised systems. Most have control valves with a 6 bar relief valve & a 3.5 bar pressure reduction valve, apart from other various valves & controls. My question is, does there have to be a minimum pressure for these systems...

Thanks, I can lag & lay this pipe under the floor, then under a new concrete floor which is under construction, I can lay a drainpipe under the concrete & thread the MDPE through it, so, if needed, it can be replaced at any time. Do you reckon this will be OK? Oh, & I will run a new earth...

Taking your advice m8.