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I have demolished my old garden shed and replaced it with a new one. The old shed had an electric feed from the house. The cable is fed underground in a sleeve for protection and is plugged into one of the undercupboard wall sockets in the utility. The whole house is protected by rcb's...

Hi. I am building a new kitchen extension which incorporates a central island with sink. I would like some advice on how to plumb the sink waste into the drains. The existing foul drain passes under the new extension directly below the island if that helps. I was considering a stub...

DOH!! Anyone want to buy an unused Surrey Flange??

Hi. After seeking advice on here I have opted for a surrey flange to connect the hot water feed to my new shower pump. The surrey flange comes with a male thread to screw into the top of the cylinder which looked on the web is typical. The problem is my tank appears to have a male thread...

Cheshire is just south of manchester. Northwich is 20 miles south of manchester between manchester and chester.

Hmmmm Not rubbed off on me yet!

Cheers will look him up. Just spotted he is NORFOLK - I am NORTHWICH. Anyone else?

Looking for someone to service my boiler. Any recomendations? Its a Glow worm Space Saver 50-60F Northwich Cheshire Area Thanks

Not installed any vents as yet. High point in the system is the shower processor which I have located on the boarded out area next to the water tanks. Its not too late to fit vents if needed - where should they go and what type? Both feed pipes are 22mm if that makes a difference.

Just checked the monsson pump fitting instructions. Deffo says use gate valves?

Hmmm. Gate valves in now. The Aqualisa shower processor comes with 3 isolation valves - I guess they are only there for maintenance. If so I could start by opening all 3 of them which just leaves the pump valves.

I have fitted a Stuart Turner Monsson shower pump in the airing cupboard. This has 2 inlets/2 outlets each fitted with a gate valve next to the pump. The 2 feed pipes go up to loft to an Aqualisa digital shower processor. Again stop valves are fitted to the 2 inlets and the single outlet...

Cheers lads for the replies. Yes the switches on the first link are 1 amp and 2 amp so will knock the flurescent in the head and go for one of those slimline lights. A 1 amp will be fine for those lights? Do I put this in the live feed or neutral? Ha good point about the strength of...

I wanted to fit a small flurescent light in the airing cupboard which is operated by an automatic door switch. ie door opens light comes on. Had a trawl round internet but cant find anything. Any suggestions? Steve.

No prob will do - in fact already have a speedfit ready :-) Fitting gate valves throughout also. Cheers for the help

Thanks for replies, Yeah am running both hot and cold feeds to (non pumped) digital unit in 22mm and reducing to 15mm within 150mm of processor. Hot feed is via a surrey flange which seems the preferred option. Its just the cold feed - yes I am running the pipework in 22mm but was...

I have fitted a 3 bar monsson shower pump which will feed an Aqualisa shower digital shower. I know the shower pump should have a dedicated cold feed from the storage tank in the loft and that this needs to be in 22mm pipe. My question is - Can I use a redundant 15mm outlet on the tank and...

Cheers. Some good advice there. I knew it would be simple. As for stilletoes in the shower - Hmmm. Quite an imagination there dextrous!

Agree with comment above the base will more than likely be unacceptable. You may of course require Building Regulation approval if within 1m of boundary and combustible materials used for roof.

Roddable gullies are available. Do a search for Hepworth Gully Code SG2/1 this particular one has a 100mm outlet.