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Hi Ian Upon further inspection the boiler is losing pressure gradually, in this case what do I need to replace?

Crap in what respect? This one was very light which I was surprised, Which one's are better the stone resin ones? Are they heavy?

It's a Podium Low Profile Quadrant Anti Slip Shower Tray - 1000x1000mm https://www.plumbworld.co.uk/podium-low-profile-quadrant-anti-slip-shower-tray-1000mm-with-waste-68-1256755 What would you use as an alternative to sand and cement?

Other than removing the tray and starting again, what would you suggest to secure the tray?

We've had a quadrant shower tray fitted, wasn't expecting it to be so light! purchased from Plumbworld The shower tray has been placed on a cement backer board which is on a suspended timber floor A mortar bed was laid down for the shower tray to adhere to, however 24 hours later I have...

The pressure seems to be fine, so I suspect it's the small O ring, shall i buy a new one or disassemble clean and try again?

When I inserted the new O ring in I ensured it was clean, fully seated in place and also applied some grease, so surprised it could be leaking from there I will test and report back, if it continues to leak will i need to replace the front end which i believe the part is a pressure differential...

Hi Ian, The small O ring was replaced, I have uploaded a pic where I have indicated where the water is leaking out from

Baxi main combi 24 HE the diverter valve was replaced within the brass housing a few months ago, there are 2 grub screws one at the top and one at the bottom that holds the diverter valve in place to the rest of the assembly However there appears to be water leaking out of a hole which is next...

The rsj is already in situ, access is limited, so only option is to use a bit

We've consulted an engineer who has advised 20-25mm will be fine for two pipes return and flow

I need to put 15mm JG speed fit pipes through an rsj beam for the central heating. What size hole should I drill for this? I was thinking 20 - 25mm so I can sheath the pipes Should I use a step drill bit, hss bit or a starrett hole saw? Or anything else that is recommended? Thanks

Need to fit 13 radiators and looking for alternatives to fit the trvs and lockshield valves to speed up the installation What products would you recommend? I've found the following online which appear to be highly rated Loctite 577 jet-lube v2 plus Fernox LS-X What would you use?

Thanks, will bear that in mind when shopping for one

Cheers John, Will discuss with the electrician once we know what oven we'll be purchasing to determine if it needs to be hard wired or plugged in

Not sure what the rated power of the oven as not purchased yet just planning at the minute The plan was to connect the 6mm to a 45A DP Cooker switch and socket and then run a 6mm to 45a cooker outlet plate to where the oven will be hard wired into

Current mcb is 32a

Hi John, The cooker will be gas, so it's just the electric oven and dryer. There is an existing 6mm supply present for the electric oven just wanted to know if having the tumble dryer on the same circuit would cause any issues. Maybe an additional double socket would be a nice to have, not a...

We're considering having a kitchen island which will house an electric oven and to the side will be a dryer Will the 6mm cable be sufficient to power the electric oven and tumble dryer on the same circuit?

Can you recommend one in particular? How about priming the boards?