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Woody, I am not telling him or suggesting anything. I was only giving what I understood to be law.

Would you need access from the neighbours land. If so you would also need to notify the owner for right of way.

- (1) Before exercising any right conferred on him by section 2 a building owner shall serve on any adjoining owner a notice (in this Act referred to as a "party structure notice") stating- (a) the name and address of the building owner; (b) the nature and particulars of the proposed...

gas4you Thanks for your reply. I am happy to hear a fitters point of view, and to hear you have had problems similar to mine.( Not happy you have problems, if this makes sense) I will use your experiences when I next meet up with the fitters. Cheers

Use a masonry bit, hammer action off. I would definately keep clear of grout lines. The bit can jam and cause damage to the tiles. Bad idea in my opinion.

The party wall act stipulates you must notify the person next door that works are going to be carried out and when and how long this will take.(ish) This person has to agree, even if it isnt theirs.

This is so noisey the neighbour complained. It really is bad. The installers agreed that it was overly noisey and thought it was a manufacture fault. It is fitted in a boiler room on the other side of my kitchen so well away from other rooms. It can be heard in back bedrooms and downstairs...

As in all trades there will be the odd "cowboy". Cut down the odds by asking for references and ones that can be contacted. Check out reliability and quality with previous customers.

Place pegs under the first row of tiles to stop slip. Then use a beading to finish. If the tiles are white you could get a nice white P.V.C.u bead from a gutter and soffitt supplier.

Might be wise to PVA it first.

I have had a new full system fitted in my 4 bed three bath detatched property. The boiler has been noisey from day one. I am now on the second boiler as the first was replaced. Same noise and problem. The boiler makes a whirring noise, and fluctuates up and down similar to a revving of a car...