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Could someone please give me a rough idea how this is done or better still reply with a youtube video giving instructions? I am sure it must be quite simple once one has the knack but I cant quite get my head round how to do it and have searched youtube without success.Thanks

attached,but only by about 1500mm along the length of one wall which has a doorway leading into the kitchen.In that section the rooftop has small pieces of plasterboard attached to cover the gap where the soffits would be with insulation material within. The door is a fire door type but we...

oh ok ,yes that probably would be more sensible.thanks

As my garage is rather draughty and there is daylight showing around the facia board areas, I was wondering what I could use to board the underside of the joists in the hope of cutting the draughts out and maybe fit some loft insulation within. Would sterling board be the best option? Thanks

well i did use an undercoat but it made little difference so i am having to apply 3 coats of top coar

ok thanks

I just discovered the undercoat primer I have is grey so no good, therefore would i be better off using an undercoat and then satin wood or two coats of satin wood?

I recently covered the shelving unit with zinsser 123 as I was informed it pretty much sticks to anything. I want to paint white satin wood acrylic paint over that but as i have some primer undercoat available, I was wondering whether it might be better to give it a couple of coats of that first...

Oh apologies:Dwhen you said "An updated version at a bargain price" I assumed you implied replacing it

It doesnt need replacing lol, just a service ,but I will bear the Rapid in mind for when I do need to replace it (y)

I believe it maybe one of these.Looks very similar http://www.atmos.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Atmos-InterCombi-HE32-Product-Sheet.pdf

In the meantime its a matter of going into several forums and shouting INTERGAS!

I know and that probably applies to a lot of consumer products , but people seem to trust it .I know I have from time to time.My wish is that more and more installers become familiar with IG but I am reluctant to let anyone who isnt, touch it

Thanks for the detailed reply . By all heat exchanger I assume you mean it heats both the water and CH so no need for heat exchanger or diverter valve.The water supply seemsfairlyy high although the hot water does take some time to reach the downstairs taps ( I was told that is to do with...

I originally bought the boiler on recommendation as I wanted the best and thought that given it has fewer parts to go wrong, it seemed to make sense.Unfortunately, the downside is that it is nowhere near as popular as it should be and I guess most gas safe installers are only happy fitting and...

Hi, it's now almost 6 years old , never had any problems with it and in that time has been serviced twice by the same Gas Safe engineer who installed it.Unfortunately, he lives too far way from me( about 20 miles) to make it worth his while to continue servicing it so my question is should any...

I will need to remove the blind entirely (at the moment it's hanging from one end and the middle bracket) tomorrow to check .All I can say at this moment is that we have had issues with penetrating damp and the plaster being blown in parts

Thanks for that.:) I was planning on popping down to Wickes where they apparently sell that.Oddly Screwfix no longer stock it

I hung one within a window recess some years ago but unfortunately due to the fact the masonry is rather soft ,the rawls and screws on one side of the blind have come out .I dont suppose a plaster type fillers to do a repair will be of any use so I wondered if anyone can suggest an...

a future option might be a painted solid pine one as supplied by Pineland but I would be concerned about the possibility of the wood warping .Particle board makes more sense but to my mind only does so if the boards used are of the densest varieties and the screws do the job they are meant to...