Search results

It's the loovent aidelle that I have now, not impressed with it, which is why I want to change it.

Hi, I have a bathroom that doesn't have an outside wall, currently there is a loovent fitted to the ceiling with a large (100mm ish)pipe venting to the outside through the loft, the pipe is about 10 metres in length. As the fan is extremely old i'm looking for a replacement, but am unsure what...

Done it, all working perfectly now. :D

Don't I've got those, anything I can do? Obviously I don't want to start knocking out bricks.

Can you use ordinary coax to connect up the other box to the LNB?

Well, I've checked the air bricks and the wall cavities have been filled with small polystyrene balls, which have gone down between the air bricks, so I'm assuming that this is not good. Any suggestions for clearing the air bricks?

No outside walls, there is a large gap underneath the floorboards to the ground and as I say I have covered this in hardboard.

I have an understairs cupboard that suffers greatly from a strong musty smell, also if things are left in there for a period of time, mould grows on them. I have laid hardboard down on the boards and put in a vent but this doesn't help, anyvbody have any suggestions?

Andrew, Thanks for the advice, I shall certainly try that! I am in the Weald of Kent, the ground is very heavy clay and as I said, prone to some rather large cracks, large enough for our dog to lose a leg in, or indeed my youngest to twist a leg in whilst playing football. Whilst I understand...

Yeah, but its not really feasible to put down the amount of water needed. All I want to do is fill with, (sand, earth, mixture, or whatever) so nobody twists an ankle on it.

It was here when I bought the house

:roll: Not very helpful!!

We have a lot of cracks in our lawn, from the ground, which is heavy clay, drying out. What is the best thing to use to fill these cracks, some of which are large enough to put your foot in!

Yes, but what mix of cement:sand? I have some on the edge of a pool, so they need to be fixed down.

I have a bunch of loose paving slabs on my patio, if I lift them, clean them off, what is the best mix for fixing them back down?

Not sure if there are reinforcing rods or not, my first thought was Marley, but they don't exist anymore. do they?

I'll take a couple of photos, but how do I post them?

Sandwell, problem is I don't know the manufacturer, it was here when I bought the house.

Does anybody know where I can get replacement panels for a sectional concrete garage, in Kent. Cheers

No they weren't, it was artex that was skimmed over. If I try gloss, will emulsion work over that?