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Hello again, I have not yet heard back from the Area Service Manager in respect of my further comments. In the meantime could someone please help me with information in respect of the supply of Hot Water from my Worcester condencing Boiler. As previously mentioned, so...

Hello Again......a few more pictures have been posted. One of the house from the road. Another shows the far corner where the wall to be taken out and the wall continues beyond into the next room. The one showing the pipes in the loft is where the wall is underneath. I would say that...

Tuesday 8th February 2011 Chilled out Pensioner with a Bone enjoying Central Heating which is actually working at the moment (with help from my Pals at DIYnot Forum) sent the following E. Mail and thought that my pals at DIY not Forum (including slapper!) may or may not have some interest in...

O.K.....and thank you for this valuable information. I will look into it as advised. I am already wondering if the job is worth the grief though as I am doing this as part of the job........ http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1892227#1892227 :lol:

Thanks for advice and I have uploaded two photos. 1. The Loft rafters. The wall to be taken out is just to the left of where the door on the floor ends. The chimney stack is to the far right of that on the side of the property. The Stack does not come into the loft space as such. 2. The...

Thank you for this further input John...and that sounds like good advice to me. I have other work involved with this project which can be read at........ http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1892158#1892158 And I am already wondering if the project is worth the grief :lol...

OLD?....who is OLD? :lol: I reckon that I am fitter and have more brain cells than many (far from all of course) of the lardy younger generation who wouldn't know what work was if they fell over it. :)

O.K. Thanks...I will look later. :)

Thank you for that John. It looks like option 1 is the best. Actually the whole distance is around 6 foot....so I take it it's a hammer drill jobbie for the channel with bend and concrete on top of that. Exluding materials....any ideas on how much that job might cost me if I got someone in...

Me no understand? :lol:

Blimey..that was quick!....thanks. Yes the floor is concrete and of course the drain is just out to the other side of that wall beyond the toilet. The small diameter drain is just coming from the sink by the side of the Toilet which is plumbed in itself of course off the water system...

Hi Guys...I want to take out about 9 foot of breeze block wall including the door as per photo. I then want to relocate the small 3ft 3" wide toilet and put the Pan into the Bathroom beyond that. The door frame would just be put 3' 3" further back and again becomes the door to the hallway...

Hello Guys. I want to move the Toilet around 6 foot into the Bathroom next door just the other side of that wall as per photo (see arrow) into the Bathroom next door. Can you tell me if this is a big job? Any guidance on cost (I provide materials)? Are there any Building Regulations...

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I want to move this toilet around 6 foot.

Well slapper, I suppose that depends upon ones point of view....... And I certainly do not agree with yours :!: :wink: However, I will make allowances for someone whose views are obviously formed by a... vested interest  –noun 1. a special interest in an existing system...

So then Slapper....would YOU chill out if you had the problems we have experienced since installation ...all that and constant hot water I neither need or want!. Are Condensing Boilers Any Good?....I am not impressed up to now!.. Boiler installed by R.T. Downs Unit 1 Mold Business...

Thank you obviously cool Happy Slapper for explaining to me better than the Worcester Service Manager exactly why I have to put up with and pay for the priviladge of heating up 10 to 15 gallons of Hot Water I may not either need or want and then to proceed keeping it hot all day. And then to...