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Sorry folks but I am struggling to find anything like what I have in my wall in the picture then. I thought the above I had linked would create the wave effect if laid offset. There doesn’t appear to exist a double cambered plain nibless roof tile with no nail holes. Help would be much appreciated.

This is the product spec for the tile I linked above. It has the camber? Would this be what I need then?

Is that what I’m after though yeah? Clay nibless cambered roof tile. I know I’ll probably need to get a few samples to get a good color match although mine do look a plain red/orange

https://www.roofingoutlet.co.uk/products/marley-clay-creasing-tiles-red-smooth What about this?

Thanks Stuart. After more googling would I be far wrong thinking it’s something like a red clay nibless roof tile with a camber.

Hi folks I’m looking to have some external wall damage repaired but my bricklayer isnt sure where to source the decorative creasing tile/brick from (at least that’s what Google is leading me to believe it is). I’ve attached a pic, is anyone able to help identify what this is and where I could...

I’ve recently had some landscape work done. The jointing compound used seems to have turned white in the odd place. Not everywhere just a few bits. Does anyone know what this is and if it’s something that can be cleaned out?

thanks, i finally got valliant and this is indeed the case

Hi there, is there a service kit for this valve including washers/o-rings and diaphragm or does the full valve require replacement. If so can someone point me in the direction of a manufacturers number to look at. Ive spent forever trying to get through to valliant technical.

Let's try be mature about it Tony, you can clearly see I'm not knowledgeable in this area, you are. The most productive thing to do here is impart your expertise so I can learn. I'm assuming that's why you're a member of a forum which supports people because you derive satisfaction from it? Or...

Maybe it's my fundamental lack of understanding on these condensing boilers but should it not be possible to raise the room temperature above 21-23degrees?

This is one of my theories, all radiators are k1 apart from the living room which is a k2. All rads are less than 550mm apart from the living room which is 600*1200

I don't have a contact themoneter on me at the moment but if we assume that its a standard flow and return of 70 and 50 would that infer a maximum possible temperature of 23degrees? Edit: I will get measurements on flow/return tomoz for you

Hi I have an ideal logic combi 35 with a Honeywell cm907 digistat installed in my new build. The problem is the boiler struggles to get up to 23degrees then won't go any higher. The property is a 2 bedroom mid terraced house so I'm sure the 35kw output is plenty. I have 3 downstairs rads and 3...