Search results

  1. F

    Highways Street Drain overflowing into my drive

    See above, had these photos from a week ago, too dark to photo the road itself
  2. F

    Highways Street Drain overflowing into my drive

    Hi The road has a street drain that gets blocked by leaves and stuff maybe 20 times a year. When that happens and it's raining the water goes to my house is downhill of the drain I asked KCC highways and they said it's not a fault and not them to clean the drains all the time. Anyway feels...
  3. F

    Wooden sash exterior trim, big gaps for no reason, ideas?

    Tbh no :( . The window parts in the link you show are not the additional, unnecessary wood vertical bits in my photo I just removed and replaced that serve no real purpose bar decoration as far as I can see. Unless big gaps of wood not abutting the brick is a design to let wood breathe. In...
  4. F

    Wooden sash exterior trim, big gaps for no reason, ideas?

    Hi See photo of example window. This photo shows exterior sash trim on left and right in place. Solid wall property. I have removed c44cm of the bottom right hand trim as rotten, .. to repair. All fine there, but what surprised me was big holes behind the trim going back c15cm depth by 20cm...
  5. F

    6mm2 twin and earth for EV charger

    Person came, said all fine to use :) yah!
  6. F

    6mm2 twin and earth for EV charger

    Hello Had induction hob removed, cable left 6mm2 routed via void between ground and first (no insulation), across house, then final 2m down side of internal solid wall clipped to wall, with 45mm celotex in front. (Then taken out the wall) Nothing else using cable of course. Have electrician...
  7. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    Yes open fire, was looking as see no air vent below or behind it (I think just the normal backfill stuff). Anyway shame was not a cellar, my boys were looking forward to digging it up. Cheers.
  8. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    Final thoughts...I did perhaps the obvious, late in the day, followed the straight pipe and c8 metres later assuming it carries on, it gets to directly below a fireplace.
  9. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    All of ground is solid, no wood flooring on ground floor I have ever seen or found in 17 years. Oh well good news not harming me or anything so thanks guys, I'll leave it to the next resident in c2065 when I leave to buy a much longer endoscope camera :) to find out
  10. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    Is that how a suspected floor works? I thought they were more of less hollow, bar the odd pillar thing?
  11. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    hi all, ok I can't work out how to upload a video, anyway that endoscope camera thing turned up, and after pushing through the air brick about 20cm later you see this photo... The sides all stop c33cm so start of inside blocked, but the pipe I was able to go I to c1m before endoscope could go no...
  12. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    If you meant remove on outside.. 100mm, I did have building control here about a year ago wanting to see how far down the building went for a different face of the building. We went down 9 courses of bricks below ground before guy said stop as we could not get to the foundation start point which...
  13. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    It's too cold to remove the rad on the inside, to then cut into plasterboard, so that will need to wait until April time. But yes will do. I have the architects set of blue prints and work docs from 1971 as we're given to me by estate owners on moving in, when they converted the stables doesn't...
  14. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    May help or not, but this was originally a stables many many years ago
  15. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    Floor is solid floor screed or concrete, tiled on top
  16. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    No fireplace in that room, the air brick you see is 2metres to the left of the front door
  17. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    my drain offs for the system are elsewhere... there was in 1970 an oil based boiler c7 metres away from there, maybe legacy noone bothered to remove
  18. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    ok, any idea why anyone would put those pipes at ground level?
  19. F

    Air brick, solid wall goes 33cm into the house, ground floor, concrete floor, ideas why?

    Those two pipes -> scratched and are copper, and calipers measure 14.9mm if helps.
Back
Top