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Yes, they do! :) It's a bit different though, the pipework is normally under the floorboards. Hence, no requirement for fitting it behind the units! ;) On the other hand. I was planing on using IKEA for my units as well, and my pipework happens to be in the floor as well. Lucky me! :D

That's uPVC for ya'... ;) :P :( ________________ moderator post locked to prevent hi jacking

I asked the same question a few weeks ago. got plenty of answers...here: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=21506&highlight=

LOL, that's brilliant kevplumb! :)

Very helpful...

If they haven't changed the rules again it's 300 mm from a window so you should be fine with 2'. :)

Ah, well look on the bright side. At least you got rid of it! ;) :P

Make sure to use plasterboards with taperd edges! And don't use nails...screw it! :)

This is funny... :lol: :roll:

Oh dear...irony? ;)

The GIF file could contain some kind of virus, like a Trojan horse for example to get your bank details or what ever. he text is probably just completely random so you think it's all a silly email (and safe) Be careful with unknown emails!!!

If you don't wear stiletto heals at home it won't be problems...slippers are quiet... ;) "I'm a lumber-jack, and I'm ok..." :lol:

There's a lot of moaning in this thread... Let me see if I've understood the sensible bits correctly... So because a boiler is a gas powered device you need a CORGI certificate to install the gas, as well as the water because an incorrect installation on the water side may cause an explosion...

Very good to know, thanks for that! :) ________________________ moderator post locked to prevent hi-jacking

None, you should use tapered edges...

That was quick! Thanks oilman. :)

I'm sure it's been asked before...but I can't find a thread... Is there any free software around you can use to estimate the size (heat output) required in different sized rooms, etc.?

Thermo, I agree with what you're saying completely. I just don't see the point in having draughty windows, the ventilation should be controlled.

Thermo, Thanks for those names. I've been looking at these. On the ventilation note. I really don't understand what goes on here... Of course you have to ventilate, but it has to be in the right place! Having draughty windows isn't the right place really...or is it??

Thermo, which manufacturer's timber windows do find most secure? I'm looking at replacing my single glazed windows this summer, and there is no doubt I'll fit timber framed ones! So just curious really. :)