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Yep, watched that, those ones you showed me looked to big to get into the space I'm going to be working in. Found these though: http://www.speedyhire.com/Pipe-Cutting/Manual-Soil-Pipe-Cutter/p-1--25-284/# Think these will do the job. Thanks for your help

Check these out!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tjtk_BBrfUw

Cheers seco, just been looking at these on HSS website, says not to use on live pipes which I'm not to worried about. But how much room do you need to operate these things, I am presuming it works on a ratchet mechanism, but as I said in the previous thread there isn't alot of room, so bit...

Anybody got any good ideas bar an angle grinder for cutting a cast iron soil stack, access is naturally difficult as in a corner and it is internal, hence the reason for not wanting to use an angle grinder. Or, does anybody no of any repair solutions for a cracked cast iron soil stack, the...

Thanks for replies. Which method is this? Update: Just tested the floor with a damp tester, nothing fancy, just a cheapy but the needle went off the scale. I am thinking this is going to be too wet for a liquid dpm. Whats the next step? Floor up, new dpm, new slab and screed?

Whats the best tool to measure dampness in my concrete floor, I want to lay solid wood on top

Whats the best tool to measure dampness in my concrete floor, I want to lay solid wood on top

Self levelling over ceramic tiles, is it ok and which to use, water, acrylic, latex?

If it sounds holllow then yes it hasn't adhered correctly

Not that I'm aware of. If they are clipped onto a wall in the house then why are you insulating them?

Your not missing the little rubber orings are you?

Santon 10 Litre water heaters, On the expansion vessels can you connect them onto the water supply directly via a flexi or should there be some sort of valve on top? The reason I ask is that I got asked to fit one the other day and the guy said he's got an expansion vessel hanging around...

OK kevplumb I know Im being a numpty here, but I need this spelling out for me. So a correct sized expansion vessel will incorporate some of the expanded water. Will it then be removed once a tap is open. Also, if water is coming through the PRV then there is a problem.

Got a question about these heaters. With the following configuration When expansion occurs. A. does water expand into the expansion vessel or b, does water pass the pressure relief valve and then go to the drain. If its A, surely the expansion vessel can only hold so...

Ok thanks, I am getting somwhere here. Didn't realise a system boiler contained the pump as well, thats good to know. So as 45yearsagasman says, if I connect to the flow and return pipes of an existing radiator then this should allow for correct circulation. Thanks again to all who posted.

In response to 45yearsagasman OK I thought a system boiler was one which only served the radiators and heated the water in the cylinder? What sort of boiler is this then as it is not doing DHW so it can't be a combi. In the airing cupboard is a cylinder with Grundfos Pump (Is this a...

Would somebody take a look at this for me. Its a system boiler in a converted garage. Flow and return pipes coming out of the top of the boiler. Tee pieces added to allow for a radiator underneath the boiler. However when connected up and bled through the radiator is not getting hot...

Silly question coming up. How does the expansion vessel work when connected to the cold water supply on a unvented water heater. Surely it would need to be on the hot supply pipework to allow for the rise in temperature and so the expansion of the water? Or am I just looking at it the...

This is a bit of an open question in that I am thinking of getting some free standing bath taps and wanted to know how they are installed. I can't seem to find any product information on them anywhere. Should I leave tails coming out of the floor vertically or do I need to connect them under...

Hello, can't get my head round this, putting a dual fuel heating kit into a towel radiator and my pipe work is coming out of the floor. Does this mean I need one angled radiator valve and one straight radiator valve?