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:twisted: It's his fault...! :twisted: Guy's you are indeed men amongst men, Your even making admissions...! :o Evaluate Then Accumulate...!

Did this happen after some plumbing work....? :o Or just happened 'out of the ether'....? :(

:roll: I've seen laminate flooring laid on top of carpet on more than one occasion, as the mum's seemed to like doing it for their toddlers, it created an almost bouncy surface....! :o

Rule of Thumb: :? Smaller The Lengths Cheaper the Price More Joins On the Floor :o Say No: To Inferior Chinese Oak Imports.....! :twisted:

Sorry Mod 2 :D Your The Boss......... :D

I have access to a small-medium joinery that specialises in hardwood who I personally use for special projects. Sounds like my kind of project. If you are interested please contact me in the first instance via e-mail Sincerely G M Porter MOD 2 e mail in profile please not on the...

Stands to reason..... Ariston have already got all the presses they need to manufacture their white goods, so they're pressing these 'lightweights' up by the ship load.............. :D & Makin A Great Job Of It...! V F M :lol:

Ahhhh cat gotcha tongue.......................... :D :idea: MOD 2 behave :wink: i don't want another slanging match on this forum

Mr Agile Agile Wrote: What nonsense! I know exactly what her problem is and could suggest how it could be cured. Why dont you then Mr Agile....? Agile Wrote: :idea: I was expecting that others would spend a long time explaining what can be done and then she would be unable to do it...

I recently fitted one of these Ariston baths, I thought it was great value and looked great with nice chrome taps etc etc The family that I fitted it for wanted a steel bath as they live in a modern house with an acrylic bath. They were/are over the moon, I was impressed at how well the...

Mrs A Its 1pm and I've just seen your posting and was wondering why no-one has replied as yet. I think they are at a loss as how to answer...! There are a number of problems that may have occurred whilst you drained the system, some minor and some more horrible. What you need is somene...

Sorry, but I forgot to say ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL that the vessel is quite small and through experience I can tell you that it can be put in a small cupboard (in the eaves..?) :o So you don't even know it's there...! :D Hope again this helps with the jigsaw... :D

:D Your train of thought is almost there in what you said last, although, to rid you of the tanks you need to install a pressure vessel in their place or closeby. This will almost turn your old system into a COMBI... :P I'm speaking in laymens terms NOT in Boiler Engineer terms, so I must add...

Excuse me, but where does she put the tanks in a loft conversion, build them their own little room..? :D Do away with the tanks , bring in the pressure vessel and electric showers where required, its cheap and efficient. Alternatively if moneys no object bring in 2 state of the art...

You usually get both diaphrams in the pack when purchasing new....! Have a look for the bag it came in, its probably lurking there. :D Agile your being very direct, without all the crap, you almost sound like a good bloke...... :lol:

If your current boiler is deemed large enough(output) to accomodate all that you are extending and the boiler is in good working order, there is no reason why you can't pressurise the system as the last guy said, this involves doing away with the tanks where I believe the loft conversion will be...

Hey LearnerPlumber does not necessarily mean :?: greenhorn :?: , are you actually telling me that there is a point at which Tradesmen, Professionals or Brain Surgeons ever stop learning....? People and assumptions! Makes me laffffff.......... :D

Best idea was cutting and simply unscrewing it, I think you may well have to heat it up too..! :lol: I'd turn your boiler off first though and drain some water from the system unless you are as quick as lightening your gonna get wet... :D E-Mail with your address and I'll send you a...

As you found its simple to solder and looks the 'bollo**s...! My whole house is done in it above floor board level....! :lol:

With all due respect, please do not attempt a DIY job on this problem. :( What the last post was indicating by his question to you, was that your boiler will become much more inefficient quickly in a hard water area than somewhere where the water is softer. I have to descale my kettle...