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I'm rewiring my house and due to it been 100 years old there's been a few people that have had a mess around with it in the past. At the moment some cable shares the same notch's as the copper central heating pipes for the radiators. These are been removed for the rewire.. Many of the notch's...

yeah that's the step up i was thinking of going with (y) I'm just hopping it will provide a decent shower without it changing temp to much. Shame about the Legionella. I just have to risk it :)

Im sure the reg is for everywhere but doesn't the problem only arise when a hot water supply is very rarely used and left standing. What i mean is its isn't lightly to actually cause me a problem when using the shower daily

hmmmm it would be about 3 meter from the outlet. It might break some regs but will be used everyday so I hope it wouldn't be a problem? Isnt that to protect against legionella in like big buildings which have maybe a disabled toilet that very rarely get used?

ok sound happy days. That sounds idea. So i can set it slightly hot and mix a bit of cold in and at worse if someone turns a tap on it will just go back to the slightly to hot temputer? (y)

Oh and i like the look :) I just searched your **** taking 90s and 1890s industrial **** take and its just what im after :D (y)

How would i then adjust this? Or would it be a case of once it set right i wouldn't need to adjust it again. so I wouldn't have any temputer control? (my spelling sooo bad even the spell checker struggles to correct me so i just wing it and hope people can understand what i'm saying :) )

Hi. Im having all the plumbing in my bathroom exposed (polished up copper) with old school vavles or tapes, abit like this...

Hi Ive got all my marble installed in my bathroom (polished on the walls, tumbled on the floor) Its now time to grout and seal it. Which is the best way around thing. Clean it with residue remover, seal it, grout it, residue remover to get rid of grout, seal it again?? Or clean it, grout...

Yeah only in the fourm of cash How long would it take to build a whole like that with a mini digger? Would there be a cheaper way of making it as in build it out of plywood. Concreat then remove the wood and tank it??

I thought the same to be honest. Although i recon it probably does a fairly good job. Its 100% waterproof and the concrete should stop a lot of water and oxygen getting to it so if it does rust it will be very slow. It does the dmp shutting all in one go. I cant help but think there would be...

After thinking surly it wouldn't cost quite that much I did a really ruff google price up from the stuff he used in his. Very very ruff but I came up with 38 sheets of 8x4 4mm steel £4500... 30 6m lenghts of 50x50 3mm box.. £1500... 60 m3 waterproof concreat .. £6000... digger dumper £600...

lo :mrgreen: I watched this. the whole build is on there as well in 5 separate videos. I have no idea how much it cost todo but Im a coded welder and capable of doing it. If it came in around 5-7k I think it would be well worth it to add a 25m2 room onto my house. Pool table bar sound...

I guess im wondering if there's a cubed meter per hour figure you can get from somewhere. it would have a 700mm ditching bucket

Im thinking / dreaming about building an underground bunker man cave in my garden fairly big around 25 m2 3 meters deep. It would be 4 meters from the house and 2 meters away from all the fences. So wouldn't need planning ect. The only thing I could get into my garden is a micro digger and...

Thanks for the help. It was really easy to work so i might dremel the tighter ones out abit in the wet areas. Abit of a pain in the arse as theres under floor heating and tanking to worry about but should be doable.

Hi. Ive layed some tumbled marble 10x30s in my bathroom in a herringbone pattern and im just about to seal and grout it. Ive used 3mm spacers but where ive gone down into the shower tray and a couple of cuts and the odd few tiles the gap has closed up to about 1mm-1,5mm somthing like that. It...

Thanks for the reply. Ive got a 8mm square but also just brought a 10x20mm half moon that I was going to use. Im probably over thinking it. I guess im just looking for a soild bed of adsive so I was going to try both and bed a couple of tiles in and pull them back out to check all of the...

Hi. Im about to lay some 10cmx30cm marble in my wetroom / bathroom floor. Im struggling to find which trowel to use. after hours of googleing I think i need to end up with a "soild bed" and back butter the tiles. But im unsure of what trowel to use, square, V, U ect 6-8mm?? The floor is...

Hello. Im in need of a little advice. Its possible im over thinking things but im asking around to put my mind at rest. Im installing a marble floor in my wetroom/ bathroom upstairs Its a 1930 house. My floor seems soild to walk on. The joists are in good condition between 7x2 7x2.5...