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What's the horizontal pipe over the rug?

And therefore it'll be a cold tap at best I have one on mains pressure combi and it did reduce the flow considerably even on that.

Lucky you. Mines being set at 17.5 #costoflivingcrisis

That doesn't look like subsidence to me.

You'll do well to replace that without modifying the pipework.

What's too far back about that? Looks about right to me.

I suppose people have differing opinions, experiences and house designs. I've just had a quick Google and plenty of sources state not to and the reasons why but hey-ho each to their own :) Nothing else to add from me.

I dont agree. In a standard layout house (notwithstanding a bedroom over an integral garage where you would obviously want insulation between the two) it is not desirable to insulate between downstairs and upstairs. Your heating system should be balanced accordingly to avoid the situation you...

And the upstairs rooms colder

You wouldn't normally insulate between ground and first floors.

Isn't that just a push fit?

I've never understood push fit wastes. Solvent is cheaper, better and not really any harder. Nothing pushfit should be under the floor

That post looks more like 50mm to me

Or just cut a gap for the handlebars.

I think I'd swap the basin and shìtter.

Why pay an architect for such a small off-the-shelf extension anyway? Waste of money.

This has crept up to above 6 bar now at rest. Is that the incoming mains pressure before the valve rather than downstream pressure that is feeding my appliances? When I turn on a tap it drops to around 3 bar, so that is the pressure the PRV is controlling the downstream to?

Same here. Ideally.....

Yes that's fine in principle by teeing off pipes before the mixer. Difficult to give more details without seeing what you have. Ideally bath's would be 22mm pipes to give better flow and your shower is likely to be in 15mm but it'll still work OK.

Hi all One of my windows has developed a fault where the handle won't fully close in line with the frame. In the first picture if i start at 90 degrees, that's as far as the handle will go without feeling resistance that feels like il break something. It does this whether the window is open...