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Good points there Breezer The house directly oposite us seem to have the drain aid van there a lot pumping out the waste etc, but we don't speek to them because there a very ignorant couple who both work nights and sleep through the day We call them Vampires - Maybe there's a dead body...

Yer the beefy car wheel seems to have put a stop to it lifting but its still ****ing down here and now its found a new place to come out. The kitchen drain pipe. Fuk this i'm gonna order 10 tonne of concrete and fill the ****er. :wink:

Thanks for the link - Will have a good read and follow up whats required.

Hi Three months ago we had a new drive done - block cobble paving, very similar to the normal brick, anyway Our drive has always had its problems from the manhole on bad days, when the rain has been heavy, the pressure from the water used to lift the manhole cover slightly and sewer...

Thats all i wanted to know "andrew" You can't be **** hot at everything!

____________________________________________________________ Yes just found out from the miss that its a Hotpoint - SY36 built in single oven

HI peeps - help needed My girl wants to order a new oven online (hotpoint) but i'm conserned about the power of it. We emailed the supplier to find out the wattage and the blunt reply was 30amp. now my electronic knowledge has drifted since school but am I right in thinking that 230volt...

NO thats about all the info i can give

I think the cracks may have been caused when the wacker was on the job - but doesn't this indicate an uneven base. The drive's not fully complete yet so is it a majoy op to relace the damaged ones. Thanks Joni

Hi peeps Need some advice - Just had my drive done in cobble paving, looks well but on closer inspection I've noticed that quite a lot of bricks are cracked. no cars have even been on the drive yet so i'm a bit conserned. The builders have used about 1" hardcore and can't really tell the...

Thanks for responding - The laminater (Terminator more like) says I`ve to get the tiles up before he can do the job, I know the addisive underneath will leave a more uneven surface than leaving the tiles on, But If thats what he wants then I suppose I must do it. So you guys think...

Hiya all - need help My wife got a quote for laminate flooring, the real thick good stuff. Happy with the price etc but the Laminator will not lay the flooring untill the existing floor tiles are removed (needs a level base) Ok so I start to rip up the old tiles only to find that half the...