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thanks for the advice lads. it seems by what you've told me that it would be better and less hassle to have a condensing boiler, but i'm really confused now as there seems to be three different types , the conventional, the system and the combi. from what I've been able to read so far a combi...

I need to change my old back boiler and I've been told I can but I need to qualify in order to exempt me from having to fit a condensing boiler, which leads me to the 2 questions I have. 1) is there such a thing as a condensing back boiler and if so who makes it, and 2) what conditions do I have...

I think it only fair to let you know that I served as an apprentice electrician and was jib approved but that was 25 or so years ago, back as far as the 14th edition, so it's ok to go into this topic a little more deeply if you so wish

Though I'm not a pro I've done a fair bit of plasterinf in the past and 9 times out of10 can get pretty good results but its often the backing coats that i struggle with. the trouble is there are so many different types, ei bonding browning hardcoat etc can any one please advise me which...

thank you for taking the time to explain the answer. I'm glad some people still have manners out there

for a domestic dwelling, which is more suitable, a consumer unit protected by an rcd or one with a double pole isolator ?