If you set up a limited company, you may wish to sell all of your existing tools, at market rates, to that company, so the company has these on their balance sheet, and the depreciation can be offset against your company's corporation tax.
I think this may be the thing you need :
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Painting+Decorating/Floor+Finishes/Quick+Drying+Floor+Varnish+Gloss+25+Ltr/d150/sd2975/p78251
I have tried oiling a floor (which does give a good look) and using floor wax, but to get that gloss and shine, it need to...
Don't think it needs to go that low - I am onm a flat at the moment with one of these manifolds - the top bit, where the 32s and 40s go in is just about floor level - then a soil T comes off the top of the manifold - I have a run of about 2 metres which gets me nicely to the toilet - I think...
Soil manifold
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Structural/Soil+Vent/Soil+Manifold+Grey/d210/sd2849/p62944
to take soil & waster into same stack.
I know the regs say that there must be 18mm per metre run, so effectively I suppose it depends upon what space you have.
Chris - If you read Agile's post that will solve 50% of your problem.
If you have a filling loop by your boiler,
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/46605/Plumbing/Boilers-and-Accs/Combi-Straight-Filling-Loop
and drain cock on one of the radiators, or near the boiler...
I have a radial circuit in the kitchen :
CU --> ..... --> socket --> socket --> fcu --> socket --> end
The switched 13a fcu currently feeds a 2.5kW oven via an outlet box behind the cooker. What I'd like to do is install a cooker hood - I'd like to run a cable from the SAME FCU straight...
Don't leave any gaps between the boards if you are nailing them to the joists - nor if you are glue them - remember to leave a gap all around the outside though (by the skirting).
Sounds like its losing pressure from the leak in the towel rail - how does it manage to heat up the other radiators without pressure or did you close off the towel rail?
Jack Ass Joe
Take a look at this link you may learn something.
http://www.crombiewilkinson.co.uk/docs/21/sellers-property-information-form.pdf
It's called a property information form - It's a standard form that is used in the conveyancing process - when you save up enough money for your...
Joe - you're an arse.
He gave me the landlords certificate already.
If you ever sold a property and gone through the conveyancing process, you'll know that when you say you had a boiler fitted, the solicitor will want more than a landlord certificate.
Now if you stop thinking everyone's...