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But also a few other people have told me that if you paint straight onto plaster, it will peel off easily after time?

Had a fella come rounf today to quote me to replaster the house. He said that after plastering, it would be advisable to put some type of coat (cant remember the name) on the plaster first before painting. Mentioned this to my decorator and he said the opposite, he said its best to paint...

so you saying its ok to go out there, and open the valve right up?

what do you mean not heard this one?

With regards to the pressure, what are the rules regarding the stop cock in the road? Is there anything stopping me from going out there and opening it up to give me slighly more pressure? Apparently last summer the water board went round at 2am and closed them all down slightly. Lets say for...

Im having a new kitchen installed and the kitchen fitter said it'd be best to have it buried, as there are granite work tops also going in Is it a good idea to use plastic flexi pipe?

Need to bury hot water supply to kitchen in the wall, whats the best way of doing it?

so if im going to renew it, it all has to be in 22mm, if not then I may as well leave it in 15mm right? How much would it cost to get it renewed from the street roughly?

That makes sense, but surely if part of the main coming into the property is 15mm, and then from the inside of the house onwards is 22mm, then it will still only be as good as the 15mm, almost as like only as good as the weakest link, if you get what I mean?!

Yes because its still using the same water, all that means is that the boiler wont come on for central heating

the water that heats the hot water is the same water that is in the ch system, so if that is low, then it will affect the heating of your hot water. Basically, if there was no water in the ch system, then you would not get hot water at your taps, as it is this water which heats your hot water...

See, this is still one thing I really cant get my head roud :?

This is still one thing that bothers me actually........pressure affects flow, more pressure will mean more flow right? So, what happens if I have 2.5 bar pressure on a 15mm supply, but then up the main to 22mm, will I then have less pressure but more flow? Would this affect the cylinders...

Just to let you know I got the job Thanks for the advice guys

Having tested it yet, but im thinking that there will be 5 taps, a shower and a toilet all coming off of the main, so while im redoing the heating system and cylinder, I may as well increase the main as well, or do you think that as long as im getting 20L + then leave it?

So I guess stepping the main upto 22mm is ideal then?

Thinking about having one of these installed, but im concerned about the pressure in the property. I have a 15mm water main coming into the property, but the pressure on the taps didnt seem that great, Got a gauge on it and its reading between 2-3 bar. Would this be enough for the...

Hi, currently having my 3 bed house completely re done and need some advice 1: In the hall way and kitchen we are having floor tiles, but in the lounge and dining room we are having kardene (sp) flooring. The house has floor boards so will both the tiler and the flooring fella both have to...

I got the exact same email the day of my interview lol Wouldnt take too much notice of it

Doesnt that only work out to £15 a week tax?