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you sound like your about to make a small job massive. why not cut the pipe within the house and join a longer lenth onto it. if the pipe through your roof aint leaking leave it wall alone

really need help with this folks

what you need to use is another piece of coving and place it against the existing at a right angle and this will give you the angle that you need to cut at. For pratice try using 2 pieces of skirting to do the same thing and you will see what i mean. If your really having problems give me...

With the shower valve set to red hot or really cold the problem goes away. I have tried limiting the cold water supply and also the hot water supply in an effort to maybe balance the flows but this seems to have no effect at all. Steve

If you really want this stuff removed and neither of them are working i would try caustic soda but be carefull as the stuff is deadly if used wrong. and make sure you protect everything including yourself as this stuff burns like hell Steve

do i take ityou are able to markthe thing up ready for cutting and if so why not use a dremmel of simular tool to cut it Steve

Its a thought but how would i be able to tell and if i did have air in the pipework how would i get shut of it. Steve

We have a Turner shower mate water pump (duel)that runs to a grohe shower regulator. recently we had pump problems and had to remove the pump and drain down all our water system. now that everything has been replaced the shower pump seems to switch on and off in 2 or 3 second bursts whilst...

Well if i was doing it if it was for myself i would use Joist hangers screwed to the wall then something like 100 x 50 timbers to span across your garage. assuming your qite green about doing such things so make sure you space the timbers when doing the job @ 1220 centers all the way down the...

in what manner do you want to lower it plasterboard ceiling or suspended ceiling as the why you do it depends on what material you wanting to do it in Steve

Hey folks Thanks for trying to help me sort out this problem. I have now sorted it as it was a air lock and a small piece of grit inside the pump itself jamming the pump each time it tried to start (or so it would seem. Just a quick note to anyone reading this with a simular problem...

Pete it was working fine before and none of the pipework has been changed so i cant see it being that really. Problem is nearest bloke who is trained to fit and repair these things is miles away otherwise i would have got someone out to look at it by now steve

Valve seems to be working fine so it aint that. This is doing my head i i can tell ya

drop the ceiling to find it as your gonna have to do this anyway as it will never be right once its got wet and a far easier and cheaper job to do than pulling up half your bathroom floor Steve

yes it pumps lovely with just the short flexi hoses fitted and feeding into a basin lovely without the pump running and even better with the pump running as you would exspect Thats whats so confusing about all this Steve

I have checked them both and both are working fine, If i disconnect the pipework to the shower the think works fine its just when i connect everything back together then it wont work again. My head keeps saying i am either not priming the pump right or the pump cant shove the air in the...

If you do an apprenticship you are taught all aspects of joinery work excluding bench work. So anyone who says they are first fix or roofing joiners i know they are chancers so i tell them to keep on going.

Ok folks, We did have a fully functioning showermate twin 1.4 bar, recently the thing started failing to start every time so i took it out to service it. I have re-installed it following the manual priming both side by connecting the inlet hoses first and getting a good flow through the pump...