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Hi there both thanks for answering - you're right not what I wanted to hear but pretty much what I suspected As you suggest I may go for the slab option. Thanks again

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Thanks for your response but that was the question really - will an additional 1" bond to the original and will it be sufficient to withstand frost or will it be too thin? Any advice / info gratefully received

Hello I had an area of concrete laid ( approx 10ft x 4ft) last week. It has been laid about 1" too low so that water is sitting on it. The contracter has been back to look at it and intends to correct the problem by laying a further inch on top with a gradient to the adjacent drain. Can anyone...

Thanks for the suggestion :) - can you get them with different finishes?

Hello I've laid a click-lock melamine laminated floor in my living room. I have a fairly rough cut, uneven stone hearth and there is an uneven expansion gap around it. Can anyone suggest a way of covering the gap please? Any form of beading will still not meet the rough edges so I'm a bit...

Big all They are supplying the stove, removing the existing fire and back boiler and installing the stove and connecting it to the existing system. D Both firms came out to survey the existing set up and advise appropriate alternative

Thanks again Tony :) Will search the site to find out how to work out the heat requirements. I'm advised that the multifuel stove will stay lit up to 12hrs on a slow burn once I've worked out how to use it. Hmmm time will tel I guess! D

Thanks for your reply I think you've misunderstood - or maybe I wasn't clear enough. This is a multifuel stove with an incorporated boiler that I'm talking about - nothing to do with the cooker. It's going in the place of the open fire in the living room. Not having gas it's also the cheapest...

Hello I recently got some help from here so am trying again :) Having had a couple of quotes from firms to install a multifuel stove with boiler I've been given conflicting advice and would be grateful if anyone could help. The stove is required to heat the room (11ft x 18ft x 8ft high) heat...

Thanks for all the info everyone. I appreciate you taking the time to answer. Good to know it can be done and possibly a good few grand less than putting in an oil combi :) Just need to find myself a nice lumberjack now! Thanks Denise

Thanks for your quick replies. Sorry to be thick but is this a job for a plumber or a stove 'fitter'? Must admit to being a bit startled at the 6-8K myself but have eventually managed to get out of bed again and face the world!!!

Hi, Hope someone can give me some advice. I currently have an open fire with a back boiler that very effectively heats the water and radiators in my 3 bed bungalow. I'd like to remove the fireplace and have a multifuel stove installed. Is it possible to connect a multifuel stove to the...