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    Replacing bathroom downlights

    I've just measured with my laser tool and it's 2.15 m from tiles to ceiling.
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    Replacing bathroom downlights

    Roughly 7 feet high.
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    Insulating concrete bathroom floor

    I'm looking to tile a concrete bathroom floor - what's the best way to insulate it prior to tiling?
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    Replacing bathroom downlights

    I am replacing downlights in a bathroom with proper bathroom downlights. Can anyone tell me what downlights would be a suitable replacement for the following please? Also, are there any restrictions on having a bathroom spotlight above the shower end of an L-Shaped bath?
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    MRB Plasterboarding Ensuite Bathroom

    Not sure if this should be in the tiling forum. I've removed all the tiles and plasterboard from the walls in a downstairs single storey bathroom and have found that the walls have what looks like mould: The walls are dry to touch though but there have been problems with the felt roof in...
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    Warm roofing and GRP Fibreglassing Single Storey Flat Roof

    Thanks for the responses. What thickness of OSB3 board would you suggest? I was going to use 18mm OSB3 tongue and groove directly above the rafters.
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    Warm roofing and GRP Fibreglassing Single Storey Flat Roof

    Looking for advice please. I've got a flat roof single storey bathroom that needs a new roof and I've looked at GRP Fibreglass as the route to go down. I also wanted to insulate the flat roof and have read all the advice stating that a warm roof is superior to a cold roof. If the Celotex for the...
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    Traditional looking replacement radiator

    Hi, Sorry for the delay but just wanted to thank you for your advice. I ordered the feet for the radiator and all now installed with no worries of it coming off the wall now. Thanks for the advice. Cheers JT
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    Traditional looking replacement radiator

    One step ahead as I've bought these fixings: https://www.travisperkins.co.uk/25mm-Gripit-Plasterboard-Fixings-Pk-25-Blue/p/477446
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    Traditional looking replacement radiator

    Thanks for help Old&Cold...unfortunately I've already removed the old radiator so a handbag's not going to keep my son's room warm next Winter unless I set fire to it! I went for this in the end for £199 from Soak.com:
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    Traditional looking replacement radiator

    Hi, I need to replace a 600 x 900 K2 double panel double convector radiator and the missus wants a traditional looking column radiator. I can't find anything with those dimensions. Any suggestions?
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    Leaking valves

    Thanks for the advice...Is their a rule of thumb for what direction to undo the nuts?
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    Leaking valves

    Hi, I tried using the garden tap for the first time in new property and the movement has caused small leaks from a couple of valves. Can you tell me how I stop the leaks please?
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    Leaking Drayton Lockshield Valve

    Thank you Terry... Its the first time I've used a Drayton TRV so not come across the cap being secured in place by a screw.
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    Leaking Drayton Lockshield Valve

    Hi all, hoping you can help? I've fitted a Drayton Lockshield Valve to a new radiator pipe prior to installing a new radiator which hasn't arrived yet. However the valve is leaking slightly from the opening, not the nut and olive. How do I turn it completely off? I've tried tightening the cross...
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    Plastic downpipe union with cast iron downpipe

    I haven't got any photos of above but the CI pipe is broken above anyway so needs to be removed. The flooding is due to a flat roof adjacent not having proper guttering and a broken downpipe from the house next door leaking onto the flat roof! I like the idea of just taking out the CI pipe and...
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    Plastic downpipe union with cast iron downpipe

    If I removed all the old downpipe, could I use something like this to connect the plastic to the drain?
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    Plastic downpipe union with cast iron downpipe

    The area near my back door regularly flood with rain water from a plastic downpipe. How can I divert the water into the original cast iron downpipe? Do I need to totally remove the original downpipe first? Is there a way of joining them up? Here's a photo:
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    How to level the floor in a room with sloping Victorian floorboards

    Thanks for the replies. I think the movement is due to a structural wall between the rooms below being removed or Nazi bombs during WW2. As the floorboards run under one of the walls it will be too big a job to lift floorboards and add sister joists. I'm thinking of just getting lengths of 2 x 2...
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