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I`m in the process of having an extension built at the rear of our house. I am going to install a low profile ufh system from Solfex. http://www.solfex.co.uk/Product/275-warm-board/ I`ve been recommended to install screed boards ontop of this then lay my travertine direct onto them. This...

I understand it may not be normal practice but couldn`t actually find any regulations stating you can`t.

I`m in the process of having a 2 storey extension built on the rear of our house and will be first fixing in a couple of weeks. The existing upstairs floor is chipboard and will be staying but the ceiling below is being replaced. Can i notch joists on the underside for pipe runs? I need to...

Just removed a customers bathroom suite and tiles to reveal 2 internal walls made of strawboard which are damp. What's my options as was believed to be plasterboard which was damp which I would replace then re tile. Haven't got room to tank and board as bath won't fit.

Thanks for that mate.

Quite simple really, when I refit my bathrooms after my extension is built do I need TMV`s on the new baths?

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I can do whatever its the best solution. I'm reckoning on cutting 2 x 25mm deep 30mm wide chase into the slab with my wall chaser. Then 25mm plastic conduit in one for ring main and 22mm pvc copper for the hob in other. Then the ufh can just float over it

Wasn't around in the 60's but the 80's certainly held no shame for me lol.

Thanks for the constructive help lads lol Maybe I'd be better off using flexible galvanised 20mm copex than hose though as wouldn't it have a bigger internal od and have the bonus of swirling the gas so creating more of a whirlwind effect at they burners?

Hi there, newbie here so please don`t bit :lol: I`m about to have an extension built on my house enlarging the kitchen. I`m going fit an island with 6 burner gas hob fitted in it and wanted to know the best way of running the feed pipe. From the existing concrete slab up I`m fitting 35mm...