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The angle of the roof is about 40 Degrees. The vents were stipulated by the architect. I live in Scotland so I don't know if they're more keen about these things or not. Other than venting the roof space, that's all I know. There is a total of 11 vents in the roof space plus two vents for...

HI sorry for the delay. I would assume they are the second one down, the Tile Vent Terminal. They are concrete style wth a hooded vent, if that helps any.

I have built an extension and used Marley flate tiles. Tile vents were fitted on the second row up. However, during inclement weather, usually strong winds and hail, the hail is driven through the vents an ends up lying on the surface below the vents which is now a plasterboarded ceiling...

I am a novice as far as central heating is concerned. I live in rural Scotland, where getting decent trades people is hard. I am building a 3 bed, 2 bathroom extension to a croft house that has 2 living rooms, 1 small bedroom, 1 bathroom and a kitchen. The existing house has a central heating...

Many thanks for the info, that's a great help

My house extension is well under way. I am about to plasterboard my ceiling with 12.5 mm plasterboard on 600mm centered joists. I was about to lay them with the long edges running in the same direction as the joists and then I saw the previous topic on plasterboarding :( . This I realize...

I am Building an extension. The exterior walls are constructed from concrete blocks with an inner leaf wall constructed from 95mm W/W timber, lined with 12.5mm plasterboard. There is a 25 mm airspace between the exterior an inner leaf walls. There are four window openings and two door...

Thanks for the help. Looks like I'll just have to fork out for a boiler then!! :roll:

The house that we moved into has a Rayburn Regent oil fired cooker/water heater in the kitchen. When I had it serviced I was informed that it was originally a solid fuel burner which had been converted. The water that it heats is stored in an emersion heater tank in the loft and the water is...

I am installing a bathroom in an extension. The bathroom is about 4 metres away from the external wall so I am planning to route a 4" soil pipe under the floor to a soil stack located on the outside of this external wall which will lead into my existing soil pipe. I want to know if this will...