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Hi all I have just built a reasonably large dorma window, about 2m X 2 m. I don't want to clad it so i believe I have two options. 1) use tiles similar to the roof 2) lead I don't know of any other covering would be glad to hear of any Can anyone point me in the direction of where...

Jasonb You have just saved me a small fortune. many thanks

Hi I have bought an X display kitchen. The wall units have the adjustable cabinet brackets but the mounting plates are missing. These are the steel plates with an offset that hooks the cabinet onto the wall. Has any one any ideas on where I can buy just the mounting plates. thanks...

I accept the points you make re running costs and I too am sceptical. I also accept your advice re wet underfloor heating or utilising the existing wet system to connect onto. The difficulty is that the the plan makes it difficult to squeeze a rad in, (and my wife keep changing her mind on...

Thanks for the reply The floor finish is likely to be tiled. The carbon film I mentioned is 1mm thick and therefore will not add to the height of the floor unduly. The running costs are much better than electric heating ( at least that is what I have been told) but I have found it...

they just dont make em like they used to. new boiler it is then. :cry:

Lord knows, I guess its the oldest boiler in town, but my recolections is that, Like the cortina, they were just fab any ideas?

Hi has anyone come across 24v carbon film Underfloor heating? It looks great stuff but the price I was quoted far out weighed the advantages. I have seen 230V, 10A stuff but am unconvinced at the running costs. I would be interested (and grateful) to hear anyones experience good or bad...

hi. anyone know where I can get parts (fire heat exchanger) for a vulkan verona 55d regards

Ok. at least I know. I will probably take the time to fit a batton to the wall as it is a long run. many thanks for your posts you have been a great help. regards

Thanks for the quick response noeall. your point is valid in that much of the wall is being hidden by a new kitchen. One further question, will the adhesive hold the board onto the wall without support?

Hi Having read the previous posts on Dot and Dab I have one probably very simple question. The ceiling height is greater than the length of the plaster board by about 200mm. Is any particular method I should be mindful of when patching the remainder of the wall height with plaster board...

thanks for the comments and apologies for not reponding, IT problems., for the record I did consult BCO, who were relaxed about the issue. She adivsed that. I can run the drain under a conrecte floor but will need to; bed the drain in pea gravel fit rodding points where there are 90deg...

Hi Despite similar posts I cant find one that informs me on my options with my problem. I began to dig out the footings for an extension, along each wall (x3) rruns the drain. (i couldnt be worse if it was planned)_ I am unable to re route the drains on the outsiede of the extension...

WoodYouLike many thanks. your advise is a great help

Before I get to my question I have been reading the previous posts on preparing, sanding and varnishing parquet flooring. I now have a beautiful blond oak floor ready for finishing. Albeit with some wholes in it hence my question. Many thanks for those who offered thier time and expertise...

Just a thought if the pump is slow or at the wrong speed it will eventaully overheat. check that the pump speed is on 3 otherwise. this is a very simple check otherwise continue with the advise you are recieving

Chrishut I take it that the Ecomax is a combi. I would prefer to install a HW cylinder somewhere. I appreciate the advice though As you can probably tell I have lost touch somewhat and need to dust the tools down your help is invaluable will refresh myself with the search tool...

Checked out previous posts all my questions are answered there. Got over exited by looking at all the boiler and cylinders out there. takes me back to time on the tools i was always on the carpet then too Still like Vaillants though!!!! cheers

chris point noted and will check through previous posts as you say