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The white pipe at the bottom is the w/m outlet. The w/m is about 1m to the left. The in to the w/m is on the right taken directly from the cold water in. If you look at the top, you can see the d/w out grey then black connecting to the sink out. This shows d/w out w/m out and...

The pipe at the back (grey then black) is going into the waste and is from the dishwasher

The white pipe is the washing machine, the outlet is on the right just before the left bend

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I have now threatened legal action (not that I expect him to do anything) and discovered that the fit didn't cover buidling regs as he didn't fit tickle vents. Fensa are just about to suspend his registration. Happy days. Anyone have any experience of going through the small claims court?

Our kitchen sink which is about 18 months old and has a d/w and w/m connected the same waste outlet pipe niffs now and again. Can't work out what the smell is. There is no issue with the water running slowly and no apparent blockage. Seems to happen when the d/w has finished but is pretty...

http://www.energybulbs.co.uk/products/Energy+Saving+Bulbs/Energy+Saving+GU10+Bulbs/Megaman+Energy+Saving+GU10+7W/688684187 would these do the job?

thanks very much. i will try the low watt energy saving lamps and see if it make a difference. i am assuming the fit was correct, a well regarded sparky who seemed to do everything correct and got the part p cert from the local authority.

THANKS for the replies. I would hope its not a loose connection as all that gets checked I assume when they do the testing prior to the part p cert? Also surely a qualified sparky would get it right from the insulation perspective. I have obviously had a blonde moment as I have just...

I currently have mains run downlights in my lounge and kitchen. The kitchen ones were fitted about 12 months ago, but despite the assurances a bulbs seems to blow at least every couple of weeks. My father in law reckons its because they get to hot. He suggests downlights, but low voltage with...

thanks, have written back to fensa. frsutratingly the royal mail have told me the recorded delivery letter i sent has been lost with no attempt to deliver - typical. thanks for all the guidance.

thanks richard this is what fensa said Dear Rob thanks for the information you have passed on to us however we noticed that the problems you mentioned fall within the quality and workmanship category. Please note that quality and workmanship issues do not come within the FENSA remit. FENSA...

from a distance they look ok, but i more concerned about the noise and the finish. i really dont understand how the silicone has simply deteriorated. its very frustrating. does any one have any idea how i can confirm if the company has stopped trading. they are not a limited company so...

yes fensa registered yes received the fensa cert yes 3rd party warranty units from the veka network (who provide the 3rd party warranty) 15 windows, 2 sets of french doors, 1 front door - £8k the veka network state the warrasnty only comes into play if the company stops trading, the...

Hi Thanks for your reply. Appears everyone has these issues. Did you use the rubber p strip around all the windows or french doors. Not sure if they will fit on mine has they have put decorative strips on the inside - but will have a look. In relation to the foam, did you drill from...

yeah your drains will definately join other houses. Our drain is joined by 2 others and then runs to another house at the back and then onto the main drain in the road, odd as the main drain on our road is 30 ft from the house but up a slight hill. When we had our block it was nothing to do...

it all depends where the drains run. the drain from my cloakroom (includes both neighbours) runs from the front of my house down the side and across my back garden to my neighbour. The drain from the kitchen runs from the back of the house, joins up with the drain carrying the sewage from...