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Thanks you Hugh. It's at least a meter deep if not more im restricted with space so won't be able to put a 450 in

Of course they will be contacted, i like to get people's opinions to make sure I'm on the right path before I do.

I am in the process of finishing off my house Renovations. The last job is to connect the downstairs toilet up to the main sewer. The existing vent stack in to far away to connect upto and i dont really want to erect another so I think my best options are these what are your thoughts thanks kris

To pass my plans i have to have an extractor in kitchen I.e. hob. And one in utility. I can't just open a window. Thanks for the reply.

I'm in the process of building an extension which has a kitchen and utility. I've put a roof tile vent in roof as i can't go through walls (long story). Been reading i can put one fan in to draw the air from the two rooms. Is this true if it is what size fan would i need the utility is 1.5m x 3m...

I'm in the process of refurbin my new home and building an extension im goin to get it rendered with parex. However I've had mixed messages off renderers to what is best to apply to the existing brick work before the parex can anyone shed any light on what is correct and won't be cutting...

Thats the first thing I said but she was adamant its not lol

My mother in law has had a new thermastatic shower fitted about 6 m0nths ago. Came over ton8ght and it was running for no reason she said its been happening since she had it fitted. what you think it could be? Cheers kris

hi, really like the idea with the hydroponics fan rather than spend 100's on lofty or the like, would you be bale to send me a link or the specs of the fan you used? thanks kris

GARYMZ that is a great idea and has made my mind up to which route im going to go down. Could you post up which fan you used or just the spec of the fan you used? thanks kris

im having water leaching down into my attic conversion from (so my roofer says) the chimney that myself and my neighbour uses ( 4 pots hers 1 pot mine). this problem has been going on for years at one stage my neighbour and i paid between us to have the chimney repointed capped and sealed as...

i think the damp is coming through the wall but also ive fitted better windows and more insulation and introduce a lot of moisture into the house on a daily basis (and the mrs doesnt want me opening widows cause it cold) it could be a combination of the two.

hi its been a while since ive been on here as ive finished gutting and finishing my house. unfortunately now though after living in the property i have realised i have a problem with very cold exterior walls on one side due to them being solid and north facing, which is causing damp, big gas...

i have 9 rads if this info is relevent to setting temp?

been doin some searching for some info this evening as the mrs has been going bonkers as the house has been really cold as of late, for what temp i should have my valiant eco tech pro combi boiler at. i have read that if i want my bills low i should have it set around 50-55, but if i this...

sorry if this is in the wrong section. my question is: i have bought a kitchen island from ikea http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/40157485 and i want to stain it the same colour as the rest of my kitchen but im unsure on how to go about this. do i stain it with a water base...

as stated above the well ish, the springwasnt actually situated in the handle itself it is located in the dor itself. my question is with out me stripping the door to find out what has gone can aany1 shed some light on what could be wrong or broken? cheers

thanks 2 everyone for there answers a 360f has now been purchased

thanks gas 4 u. been looking again and found the vrt340f, cant seem to find any stated differences between the 340f and the 360f, anyone know? thanks

as stated above im looking for a seperate room thermostat for my front room as all other rooms have trv's (appart from airing cupboard and bathroom) im fitting a vailliant ecotek pro 28 and have a vaillant t130 timeswitch to go with it, but this timeswitch only covers 24hrs and will need a...