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its more like a corridor that has a shower built in / but the shower is at the wrong end for the extractor (the extractor is on the main rear wall but the shower is built in) i say new build its 13 year old current extractor could be a bit weak but does vent outside, there is a gap...

Hiya all, new build house with tiny onsuite, that has x2 ouside walls, suffers with flaking ceilng, with our way of living, heating on / vented etc this has improved but we still get it a bit! rather than cladding the ceiling in plastic which was an option, i was thinking about investing in...

i could put a screw in the side of it and im sure that would hold it - duct tape you would never see it as the joint is bigger than the pipe it self - would just make the joint tigher (thats the plan)

the garge is now white! and all new facias/windows etc i have had a thought after talking to someone in the office, i think best idea might be to put some duct tape around the pipe as it keeps coming out of the 90 degree bend joint (before it goes down the side of the property) this should...

it keeps coming off at the top as the joint slopes down 90 degree bend? (all new brackets and facias/guttering)

at the front of our house, i keep pushing it back on, do you think best to seal it with plumbers putty or a spot of silicon? thanks

i didnt know that was all thanks

could it get worse?

dont really want them to start ripping the door out? would they have to do that? thanks for quick replies, ill contact them

hiya all had a new back door about a year and a half a go, had a few problems with it - i end up with the suppliers/fitters approval putting a new screw in as it was coming away from the frame, and its always been tight when it heats up in the conservatory, these problems aside all been ok...

we had an aerjec fitted to solve air problems and so far so good seem a lot better, i left it a couple of weeks and there a tiny bit in, just wanted to see if this was normal to have a bit in ? (very minor) new inhibitor in etc :) very clean system now

had a bit of work done, and all seems fine, there all piping hot, but x2 have a tiny bit in - after a bleed them after a few days... with the way that rads are do they normally attract a bit? is this normal? or should a good system attrack NONE ?? thanks

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i know that bit :)

all seems fine - had system cleaned inhibitor etc put it, work carried out, plumber said that i might have to bleed it a bit, one rad i have bleed twice in a week since hes been? all others seem fine... ?? :)

can you tighten them up to much ?? on a new washer

you dont think try nipping it up a little more? can you nip these up to much?

Plumber fitted some taps for us, all ok apart from one of the cold connectors (soldered fitting) weeps a tiny bit after use, I tightened it up which helped but still a tiny bit so i tightend it a bit more, no i have just a really tiny weep. any thoughts please. tighten a bit more...