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Will the shower waste have an elbow? Only seem them on a sink waste? And yes been like it a while perhaps from the start and both upstairs do it so definitely a flow issue either the waste, fall or pipe size like you say

Yes thats it the but that stops the odour that fills up, I used to take that out and it would be OK but now with it out its backing up, I would have to take the floor up to access the pipework

Hi I moved into a new build 8 years ago and the waste to both the upstairs showers never goes quick enough. The trays are really shallow as well so when you have a shower the water starts to come over the edge onto the floor. I'm not sure if the waste has the correct fall and can't get away...

I will, is it the valve that triggers the pump tho?

I'm now thinking maybe not as the pump is spinning all the time, the thermostats are all calling but the floor isn't heating up

Please see attached wiring diagram, I can't get the pump for the ufh to come on unless the link is on the two port valve end switch but as the the diagram states this should be removed if a two port valve is fitted which it is? Any ideas thanks in advance

Ive started my driveway, ive laid new set edgings and 8 rows of blocks at the top and bottom and was going to resin the middle area 3x4m. There is an existing tarmac driveway under which is 40mm to the new edgings. Resin is normally laid at 15-18mm so should i lay the resin at 40mm or raise it...

Its the bottom one on the plastic end, ive tightened but still dripping slightly and i cant get in to pull together, looks like im going to have to take it off

Found a push fit leaking on my underfloor heating, any suggestions best way to fix as its in an aukward place with no movement on the pipes thanks

Manually overid the zone valve tho and still no joy? Pipes are hot through zone valve, through to pump amd manifold??

Should the blender be all the way open?? I did notice a few days ago in the night I kept hearing the motorised valve operating often, I've just manually set to open to see If that cures it?

Yep boiler is on, manifold is hot, floor not been getting hot for about a week but radiators have been working and hot water

Any ideas guys, the pumps going round, the thermostats are calling for heat but the floor isnt heating up?

Would it be a single earth rod at the socket position? a few around the front? or would they go all around it as the tub will be going in a corner which is high walled and already slabbed making it difficult to get around it now? Will the eli reading at the new socket determine how many rods I...

Awesome thanks for the information guys will be interesting to see what my electrician says, looking like the tt would be the safer option

That's cool thanks I'll get my electrician and see what he says, to me in effect the neutral is an earth if connected to a pme supply as they cannot be seperated

But the neutral that would be taken from the house is connected to the earth via pme via the mains incoming so cant be seperated?

Would earthing the socket with a spike overcome this as well as the earth from the house as I'm not sure I could entirely have a seperate tt earth as the house is only 5 Years old so the incoming mains cable is pme

I thought these random strangers were here to offer advice, I thought that was the idea of this site, I'm interested to know everyones opinion on this installation??

Ok, if the eli reading at the garage is ok wouldnt u think that providing an outdoor socket for the hottub using the same earth from the house would be sufficient?