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I only asked because was hiding crap up there and noticed it. Will be converting in the very long distance future but it will be a builders job. Cheers

Hi, sorry i never got around to photos, will try at weekend. The roof is 1932 council end terrace and has what i think is called a half hip. ie. there is no 'gable' wall in the loft, just roof. The angled part that is in the little circle on diagram is where the perlins meet the hip part...

hmmm, fair enough... I will get a pic tomorrow though, just to post because despite my brilliant line drawing skills ( :wink: ) I may not have got it that accurate.

Bit hard to explain this one but I've tried a diagram. Its a sort of perspective drawing from outside. Roof is end terrace half hipped I think. Brown lines are the edges or roof. Blue dashed are - I think - hangers? on the 'floor' and run from gable end to party wall. Green...

In case anyone else searches for similar. I did not do as advised above (sorry) I had half a bag of 'out of date'' browning plaster, so mixed that, plopped it down like brick mortar, wood on top, tap to level in all directions, then 4 hours later, sunk some screws and plugs in at the back...

first is how it will sit when fitted and this is what is underneath. It is un-even and if i just plonk the wood on top then it is not level or fully seated in places and so will bend and bow when stood on. Ideally I don't want to sink screws through the wood. I though if i...

Hi all, Recently had tri-fold sliding do dar what's it door and on the inside there is a step from the brickwork to the floor level. I want to lay wood across the length so I can paint etc. The brick/block is uneven and there are brackets as well, so can i lay the wood on to a bed of mortar...

sorry i dont understand that?

The only thing I can think of is that room 1 rad is very close to the flow and returns near the tank, about a metre....would this be a problem?

pump is at 2, not an awful lot of crud no, i only drained down about 4 weeks ago and not alot came out then to be honest.

So shall I start that all over again working in the order they heat up? As when i first tried this the kitchen got not water to it at all. So is it going to be a case of living and hallway can only ever be on say half open on the flow, so that the kitchen can get some too?

re the balancing, am i understanding this right. Close the normale valve end or trv (flow) and open the LS side until I can feel heat coming up the return?

nope, nothing up there, the flow goes through a sort of air trap type thing (I think) before it gets to the pump and tank

not that I am aware of. What would it look like if it did?

have only just turned hallway and living room off and warm water is now getting to kitchen........?

turn off the ls side fully or both sides?