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    Chasing in cables in stud walls

    Cheers Ban-all-Sheds - i think i see, so basically i can only run them vertically. So could i take it up to the loft from the TV then down to the socket?
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    Chasing in cables in stud walls

    Hi All, i've put a second TV in our bedroom and install a Sky Eye. So now i've got my TV mounted on the stud wall, but the power cable and the aerial cable running down the wall and along the floor to the plug and aerial socket. Its only about a couple of meters, if that, of cable but it...
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    Changing a radiator

    ok thanks, i'll have a look to see what the drain cock situation is to know how to proceed. once i've changed the radiator, so i simply repressurise by opening the loop valve on the boiler?
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    Changing a radiator

    Axel, yes its got the filing loop as you say, its part of the underneath of the boiler. Ok, so i know to open the loop to add pressure to the system - so how do i loose the pressure? yes only planning to do the one radiator. Ta, Guy
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    Changing a radiator

    Thanks Axel and AJ Rob Its not fed from a tank in the loft, so i assume its the cold water feed? Will what you've said apply then Axel? Also its a bigger radiator because the room is too cold, but there is only one thermostat, in the hall downstairs. The radiator i'm changing is upstairs...
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    Changing a radiator

    hi, its 20cm wider and a double radiator, rather than a small single. I've had a measure up and the piping has enough play to match up to the new size. My major worries are over re-pressurising the system after i swap them over, as i'm not sure its as simple as it sounds. Cheers, G
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    Changing a radiator

    ...ha ha yeh i new it wouldnt be that easy, so whats the score then!?
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    Changing a radiator

    Hi All, Quick question on a radiator i wish to swap out for a bigger one. Out CH system is new, its a year old house, so uses the plastic push fit pipes etc. Just wanted to make sure my plans are right - Turn off boiler first - do i also need to turn the water off as well or anything...
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    Tiled bath panel

    thanks Richard, very helpful. ...another thought - do i need to create an inspection hatch within the panel, so you could get access to the plumbing - or is it not nesecary?
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    Push to Open hinges

    cheers joinerjohn, thats good to know!! thanks
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    Push to Open hinges

    nice one thanks. Yes we've got soft close on some at the moment, but they dont work that well so was planning to replace with normal hinges as well. cheers,
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    Tiled bath panel

    Cheers Joe, would i need any waterproofing or is tiling on top of the ply good enough?
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    Push to Open hinges

    Hi All, Has anyone used these? looking to install them on some of my kitchen cupboard doors. I've seen some in B&Q, but not sure if anywhere else does them? I also assuming they are fairly simple to fit as well. Cheers,
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    Tiled bath panel

    Hi all, I currently have a plastic bath panel in place, which looks crud! As the rest of the bath surround is tiled i want to replace the plastic panel with a nice tiled one (much like the style shown in the link to the pic below)...
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    Attaching ledger for Pergola

    Excellent thank you!!
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    Attaching ledger for Pergola

    Hello, I'm new to the forum, have been using it as a valuable tool for other DIY projects around the home. I'm building my own pergola, basically its going to be against our house on a patio area. the design i'm going with is two posts, with a support beam at the front - the rafters will...
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