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`Hi there, Have double doors at the back of my garage. They are solid timber. When i got them they had ben painted white and looked well but over a year or so the paint started cracking and coming off in big chunks and really looks awful. I have scraped the paint off one of the doors and wil...

Darren..where u based? Im in ireland too and interested in doing same...however from research the warmfill beads can cause damp probs(bridging the cavity etc) Havent noticed anyone in Ireland who blow in the rockwool..have u? Marty.

Your prob Ok to take it down seeing as everyone else has!! However the routine thing to do is strip a few floorboards or whatever along the whole length of the wall (upstairs) to ensure nothing is bearing on it before you go ahead with ripping it down. Marty

If its an airlock turn off all the rads except one of the ones that isnt bleeding, fire the boiler and open the bleed screw..more often than not works,(however you really should finish the bleeding with the pump turned off. Marty

Sounds like pump/circulation..did u try turning up the speed of the pump?? Also turn off all rads except the ones that arent heating and see if they heat as said by someone else above Marty

Anyone??? :?:

Hi did u get the ebay tiles..have been looking at them myself...be interested in your opinion on them Thanks Marty

Hi..looking to cover up my dusty garage floor. Was goingt o paint it but i quite like the idea of those heavy duty mats or the interlocking tiles. Anyone kknow where i can get these for a reasonable price(most places seem to be charging in excess of£30 a sq Metre) Needs to be able to...

Cheers guys rang another crowd who said to dig out 12", the y put in about 8" MOT(whats MOT??) and then 2" bind and 2" wear coat. Thanks Marty

Cheers for that...good site! It says you need @ least 100mm hardcore for a driveway... I rang a reputable company today and asked them how much i should dig out and they said 3 inches would be fin...they would lay 1 inch hardcore and 2 inches tarmac, I said it sounded like very little and he...

Just make sure the timber you use is suitable for exterior use

Hi have a small space to the fron of my house i want to tarmacadam...its about 600square foot and will be for parking cars on. Can someone tell me what the preparation needs to be?..eg depth and type of hardcore/stone and the depth i should leave for the tar. I intend doing the preparation...

Just remember to leave a bit of space around the pipe and youll be fine, as it heats and cools it will expand and contract and could crack plaster if directly in contact with it Marty

Agree with vinty, However if you put down say 18mm OSB with the corrugated stuff on top(no membranes) you should have a very strong and long lasting roof. Did this on my mums garage 10 years ago and its working a treat. Marty.

Cheers gas4you, My system is fully pumped & vented(The water going throough my heat exchanger is pumped...the hot water itself is gravity) ...would my Ch pump though not be running too fast for just the hot water heat exchanger when the heating is switched off The fast recovery...

Hi there, My current hot water system is a vented copper cylinder in the airing cupboard.(hotpress?) Its has a heat exchanger so that it heats along with my CH system. There are no zone valves etc so it only heats the cylinder when my heating is on, there is however an electrical immersion...

PRV passing??

Do let us know...be interested to see how you get on. Marty.

Right,ive read the CM900 literature again cover to cover...and no mention of learning/intelligence/fuzzy logic whatsoever...just what i said in my last post. I googled the text that D_Hailsham posted above and it is on the manual for the CM61 and the cm907 here...

D_hailsham, I have read what you posted there before..most likely on honeywells site,but it does not say that on the literature that comes with the stat. It says.............. This is an energy efficiency system that adjusts the start time of your system depending upon how cold it is. Eg on...