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Hi I have a Gledhill Gulfstream A-Class 12-OV/SS to provide hot water and power the underfloor heating in my 2 bed flat. It says in a brochure that the temperature to the underfloor heating can be controlled but I have no idea how. Does anyone have a installation manual that explains how...

I have bought a 37 inch Samsung LCD TV. Apparently it weighs 18kg, so not actually that heavy. I want to wall mount it in my new flat but the wall where it needs to go is an internal wall and isnt solid. I thought it may have wooden beams to locate but Ive been told it went up with a metal frame...

Ohhhhh **** !!!!! The very last tile to come off. From the 4th row along and it broke. Now I am screwed!! :( Any ideas? New bathroom? :(

OK, so I went for it. They came off sooo easy. They were only left on by the grouting between the tiles. Thanks for the tip of taping them together. This really helped. I used 3 strips of masking tape on each row, and chipped away at the grouting and eased them off. Whilst I tidy them up...

Do you think these tiles will remove quite easily?? If im at risk at making a mess I could just fill the gap with sealer, and ignore it for another year. It doesnt look great but if I start this project and it goes wrong and I damage some tiles or more move then it could be very expensive to put...

No there is very little gap between them, so I couldnt just remove a row of 2 and fit them back in. I was wondering if I could remove a row of two tho and then use a tile cutter (ive never used one before) to trim a few mm off the top of one lot and then fit them back in. Ive never done anything...

The tiles in my bathroom in one small area are coming away from the wall. Rather than try to explain ive included a photo. I think there may have been a leak from the flat above before I bought the flat which has led to this happening. The owner of the fla above also owned my flat before I...

Just to say thanks for the replies on this. I eventually gave in and got a pro in. He also struggled removing these joints and had to cut the pipe first. He the replaced the pipe above and fitted a metal joint. A simple job yet proved to be beyond my very limited plumbing ability. Many thanks...

Thanks for the replies. Really appreciated. Unfortunately theyre stuck solid, the darker grey coller doesnt move up or down even under my full strength, and I cant pull the pipe out. Is there a plan B by any chance or a way of making this easier?

Still desperate for help. Do these joints look re-usable or am I better cutting the pipe below this joint and fitting a new push fit connector and flexable connector?

I Have now managed to isolate all the water at the main tap, was just very stiff, so now just need help replacing these joints. Any advice would be really appreciated.

I just bought a new kitchen mixer tap as the old one was broke, but replacing it is not as easy as I thougt. I managed to remove the main holding nut to the taps, but can't remove the tail pipes from there joints. The way I understand it these joints (collet ??), is that I should just be able to...

Crafty. Just to let you know, your advice paid off and the cooker is now fitted and working. Thanks again. Pic below shows my superb :wink: handy work on the right.

Thanks for the quick response. Yes the cooker does just fit with the socket alone, and it is quite a deep socket, so a slightly thinner example that doesnt need a plug and has a built in fuse sounds perfect. I'll be back at homebase tomorrow for a look, and will update on my success. Thanks...

I've just successfully installed a new hob, and thought the single electric oven was going to be easy but hit major problems. The picture below shows whats on the wall looks like in my oven housing. Looks a bit like it was installed by cowboys to start off with. On the left is the wiring to the...

just checked MFI website and theyre wall units are 720mm high!!! A Match!! Will be checking them out soon. Soes anyone know how easy it is to say just replace a few of the units below the worktop. The one under the sink could do with replacing for example. Thanks

Thanks for the replys so far. I went into homebase today to look at there kitchens. They had a very nice white kitchen which looked perfect and they were happy to sell door on there own. Was very excited until I measured my doors on the wall cabinets. They're 720mm. Homebases are all 704. Was...

I searched google, and found www.kitchen-restoration.com so have asked for a broshure, but was asking here for general advise maybe from someone who has done something similar as I am a complete novice or maybe knows a company they can reccomend.

Was thinking of getting a new kitchen in my small flat, but am put off by the £5K quotes and am not sure it needs a whole new kitchen. The Doors/drawer fronts and handles are looking a little old, and some of the insides of the cabinets are damaged or look bad, especially under the sink where...