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Cheers. May need to re-think then.

Hi Vinn, To be fair the plumber was brought in after the other stuff was done by the builders i.e. plasterboarding/skimming as the original plumber let me down. I did think of stripping it out and starting again but the house is already 2 months behind and under pressure to be out of rental...

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Thanks Madrab, I have some tape in the tanking kit so was thinking of covering with that if it bridges the gap - I am assuming that is what you mean by membrane. Other option was to plaster it using Bonding plaster with a skim on top but would prefer something quicker. JW

No they don't. About 2-3 mm from the front surface.

Hi all, Have had shower tray fitted to corner of bathroom. Want to tank the wall area but to get the pipes in for the shower plumber has had to cut plaster board so wondering how the best way to cover the gaps would be. Cannot just patch with more plaster board as it would stick out further...

I think the panel in the middle is the way to go but will check appliances and see but thanks all for the advice.

As Doggit says will find out when I do it but now at least I have an idea. Thanks all.

Thanks for answering Doggit. If I were to put an end panel in between would you just secure it to the worktop or put some kind of bracket on the wall or a wood batten or something.

Hi, Just fitting my new kitchen. Have fitted my last three but this is the first time I have fitted built under integrated appliances. Will have a corner cabinet, sink cabinet, then the integrated washing machine, integrated dryer and finish with a Drawer cabinet. I have end panels for the side...

Hello, Parents have just moved in to their new house today (previous owner had bought it to do up and sell on and has been empty for about two months). Has the above boiler fitted which the estate agent said was less than 6 months old. Have switched on today and the central heating is fine...

Have had pump changed (which was on its last legs apparently) but the boiler still keeps resetting so looks like there is a problem with this as well. Seeing as it is an old boiler I am thinking of changing it at the same time as I have the bathroom redone but am unsure which way to go so...

Think it is the pump. Have changed speed settings and none sound as though it is turning. Very little if any vibration whatever setting it is on. have bled system each time I changed pump speed setting with no dofference. Having bathroom done anyway soon so plumber has said he will come and look...

Cheers Netdragon, I will give the pump another go tomorrow. When you say "their should be a vent on the highest point on your central heating" do you mean the vent on the radiator upstairs.

Hello, Have a gravity hot water/pumped central heating system with a Potterton Netaheat Profile 50e boiler and a Drayton LP722 programmer. All has been fine over the snow/cold snap but over the last two weeks or so the pipes started rattling loudly just before the boiler reset button...

Cheers. Seems blindingly obvious now but at the time!!!!!! WR

Hello, Never knew about this site until I decided to fit my own kitchen - now feels like I have never been off it. Have a gravity hot water/pumped central heating system. Had a horstmann Tiara 425 programmer (interlocked) which has decided to retire itself. Have purchased a Drayton LP722...