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Hi We have just bought a flat which has a key meter by its front door. There appears to be credit of £4 on it and the switches on the electrical box inside the door are all to 'on', but no power is in the property. There was a tenant that literally moved out last week, and as far as I'm...

Hi We have just bought a flat and I'm trying to turn the water off to the kitchen so that I can remove everything. The issue is that there are no Isolator valves on the hot and cold water pipes going to the sink taps. There is a a stop tap under the sink that needed quite alot of brute...

OK put a brand new one on, that cost me £20, and guess what still damp. I woulds say that is how I would describe it, damp rather than wet, though its definitely 'leaking' even if only a little. This expandable outlet pipe went on quite easy actually, and does seem to slip maybe 2-3mm at...

Balcony - OK so I will go for 6 Rawl plugs to be sure, please confirm everyone agrees these will be strong enough to do the job - http://www.screwfix.com/p/rawlplug-rawlbolts-m6-x-70mm-pack-of-5/60234 and for the Decking which is 29ft length ( attached to the house ) and I would probably...

So you think I can still use it? All very confusing. I'm going to buy a new one to be sure I think.

sorry see below

The fixings will be going directly into brick.

so what would be standard Woody - rawl bolts as previously mentioned, and what size would be correct?

It isn't connected to the cistern, I just tipped a couple of large pans of water down the loo to test the flush.

Has anyone else used these self tapping bolts to hang something as heavy as a Juliette?

OK so to be clear I really had to force the connector on, this means I've stretched it or something that means I need a new one? I was thinking it was the back of the toilet not being a perfect circle of something, not that I can see that.

By running my finger along the join underneath. No lubricant? I thought the tightness of the fitting (which took some time to get on) was seal enough. What type of lubricant?

the top one http://www.ironworks-crawley.co.uk/images/juliet_balconies/redhill-balcony1.jpg

that's weird I can see them on my screen Pete. Here are the links http://www.smarterbarcodes.co.uk/103_0589.jpg http://www.smarterbarcodes.co.uk/103_0588.jpg

Hi Please see attached images where the very bottom of where the extendable waste pipe attaches there is a dribble, but enough that its a problem. On the pics the area I mean is in red. The seal on the pipe seems good and its tightly attached to the toliet. in the second...

I need to fit something very similar to www.ironworks-crawley.co.uk/images/jul… to the brick work at the back of my house. I really don't know what type and type of the 6 Rawl bolts I need. Does it need to sit in the brick or past it and open between the 2 rows of bricks? or would say...

Hi The shower door I have has a lip that points inwards and is flush with the wall (well its around 2mm thick but sits against the wall) that has screw holes in. The instruction are not clear at all, and don't show tiles. To me it looks like you would fit the door securely then tile so...

Hi I am using Dulux Professional Undercoat on MDF skirting and architrave, then 2 coats of Dulux Satinwood, Quick Dry, brilliant white. For some reason the finish just isn't very good. It looks fine when painted, a decent covering, but once in place the paint has very quickly discoloured...

Hi yes its clay, I just would have though the tree are like a long way away ? Evidently not. I found the link below would this be right ...