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It was to match in with existing properties.

Hi All, After drawing on someones experience here, looking to fit a Marley angular ridge to a 32 degree pitch, looking at their marketing information this pitch sits between a 115 degree and 105 degree suggesting both would be suitable, anyone have experience of fitting this pitch would be...

I was planning on using 5U eaves protector as I would prefer something continuous. Also using over fascia vent, so a continuous fillet wouldn't be suitable. Something like this:

Hi all, Looking for some advice on whether a tilting fillet would be required on a 8/12 pitch using single camber acme tiled roof, I am replacing all the rafters and was curious whether a tilting fillet should be used? Cant really find much info online, but could easily install one at this...

No I meant what is the difference between the two physically, not that one has an a on the end and the other doesn't.

Very funny.....does this signify any material difference in the design, or correct any defect I was more interested in

Hello, Does anyone know the difference between the 153 and the 153A record floor clamps / cramps? Thanks

These guys are only available in 45 or 55mm so thats my choice, with a T10 drive, old hard as hell joists may be asking for trouble with a 55mm length @3.5mm dia so should try the 45mm I think.

Do you think I'd need the 45 or 55 for 19mm square edge pine contractor flooring? I always thought it was the 1/3 rule, so it would be the 55, but not 100% sure as never used these fixings before. Also reading the description of these screws are they actually meant for the type of flooring I'm...

Those toolstation ones look just the job

I wasn't sure about the twin thread, they do pull the board tight?.....need 50mm wouldn't I for 19mm boards?

Hello all, About to install some 19x145mm soft wood floorboards square edge. Rather than nail I would prefer to screw, I see there are some small head screws, some with twin threads etc.....just wondering if anyone has any recommendations? Thanks

Maybe not worth the purchase......if the pipe these days isn't up to it, may as well just use a coupler. Shame as I like a tool for every job!

I dont think all TRV's are bi directional, had this a few years back myself. Modern ones seem to be, but the older ones didn't seem to have this functionality. Has it ever worked properly in this arrangement?

Hello All, Just putting this out there as I would like to buy a socket forming tool for copper pipe, dont fancy the bash in types, so would like the expander type. The Rothenberger one is £200 plus the 15, 22 & 28mm heads.....or thereabouts, just wondering has anyone brought the cheaper...

Hi All, I have a situation where the boiler (combi) intermittently fails (more often fails) to ignite the burner when the thermostat is triggered. Also radiators downstairs hardly get warm when it is running. You can hear the fan engage (or maybe this is the CH pump) when the thermostat clicks...

I've used this this stuff before........good results for me (soft reds) but whether the colours would match your brick I am not sure. http://www.charlesproducts.co.uk/brickrepairfiller.htm

I'm a CAD guy by day, and do lots of CGI renderings which sometimes involves brickwork and patterns etc........this is what is called image mapping, and is quite a skill to get it right. This has been done by an amateur, its pretty awful IMO. I would think prob just done in photoshop by a...

You can see the same markings on the bricks.........def photoshopped.

If the property becomes vacant I will......It is not feasible at the moment with tenants in.