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ive just aquired an extractor of the type you fit INTO the cieling and vent out through the wall so hopefully this will help, I can only presume the old council Xpelair just snt as fit as it used to be. its certainly makes enough noise :lol: just got to try and find the best run for the...

yes the toilet is downstairs at the back of the property. and the overflow pipe literally exits the top side of the toilet cistern and straight out the wall to outside. I did wonder if putting a tundish on it and putting it into the pipe from the cistern to the bowl might help the situation...

pretty eh !!!! :D

holy cow........ ive seen some bodges in my time but that switch IN the cubicle takes the micheal just a bit.... igot somewhere a picture of the lights which used to be in my bathroom before I removed them and fitted proper water sealed halogen downlighters into the ceiling... it was a...

my toilet has this really annoying problem in that when its just been flushed for hours afterwards condensation literally runs off the front of it.. ive tried tricks such as reducing the inlet pressure but nothing seems to work. its a low level (not direct on the pan though) and a plastic...

maye its creating a vaccumn after being flushed in the tank, check to see if the overflow is blocked maybe?

just enough to be out of my field of vision would be perfect ;)

thisis why i have 2 strimmers..... (never realised it was in the other shed, even accused a neighbour of borrowing it :roll: )

went to see my dad over christmas, he was chuffed as he was just about to finish the decorating of the small toilet and the bedroom next to it.. shame whilst I was there he decided to flatten a lump in the corner of the wall with a hammer..... turned out it was the remains of a water feed...

to be honest he can go jump. I replied to this thread purely for the reason that anyone reading through the forum who had had a similiar experience may learn a reason for it happening and now know why.. to be honest had the thread been made in 2001 I still would have replied.. after all how...

i suppose i could , although I wouldnt have thought a vehicle build would have been of much interest compared to DIY at home? :D

yeah i check in reasonably regularly.. im about to embark on a marathon of diy in a different manner im building two horseboxes at work so once I have the shells built I have to build the kitchens/wetrooms etc..

looking really smart mate

i expect what you thought were pine floorboards were actually douglas Fir which has an amazingly orange colour when varnished. especially if the place was built around the 1890's

thats amazing.... flexipipe across a roof void intoa masonry chimney... dare I even ask what protects it up through the house?

we have a chap at work who is a self appointed god in the paintshop.. so anywyas was reminising with the gaffer about funny things that happend and it turns out that This know it all chap was up a wooden stepladder using a motorised machine for buffing paint when it fell from his hands still...

so glad it wasnt just me whos done this.. I now have a nice marble square on my worktop (for doing the pastry on honestly) whats worse is when it sends the router whizzing off ACROSS the worktop. my gouge was about 2 ft long

used to work in a complex of sheds which had mains water ran round in that blue plastic pipe stuff, in a couple of the sheds the pipe came up out very concrete of the floor to a tap. anyways during the icy spell we had to move some big tanks with a forklift through one of the doors. unknown to...

well hi there im new here, names Nick, live in Evesham... I used to live in eastbourne and got a call from a friend who had just bought a flat and the ceiling was creaking in high winds. We was planning major mods including opening up the ceiling space a bit as it had false ceilings...