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there is water in the tank, i can hear it refilling everytime used, it seems to refill slowly though? is there any kind of float or valve inside? not allowing it to fill quickly enough? the inlet valve on the pipe work seems to be fully open,,

repeated again, held for longer, then ran kitchen hot for 3 minutes, pressure there remained same as previous normal, after, i went i ran the hot bath tap, again, initially all back to previous normal, then 2 minutes later decreased again, just to let you know a bit more, the bath tap is...

Thanks for quick reply, A few years ago i fitted a new kitchen and the plumber installed the water pipes, combination of copper and plastic pipe, i am nervous of sending mains pressure through hot water side, is something going to "pop off" ? Anyway, did exactly as you instructed, large...

Very basic/simple water system. gravity fed. Water tank with immersion heater, kitchen (1x mixer tap) bathroom (2x mixer taps, bath and sink) all located downstairs (i know this is the reason why the hot water pressure is quite low anyway), have lived with this system for 5 years, and...

Added some images,,, had a re-measure etc.... seems i have got between 4-5 inches from the big bit of concrete to where i require the top of my bay. my plan is to have concrete poured, i have slope ok. My concern is the massive bit of concrete i have found,, i dont wanna mess with it...

Regarding a driveway i am building, dimensions: length: 5m width: 2m intended depth: 6 inches i have a workshop/garage which has been built on a conrete slab/raft... this is 6 inches above the road level. i am basically preparing the...

85ft Fence being erected,... all the posts are in. all the kickboard and aeris rails are fixed. i noticed that when i had the fence in this state for a week or so some of the aeris rails bowed out or in.. is this because i cut them to tight a fit between posts ???? or weather ???? just...

Would like to ask for some adivce if i may, 30 metre fence,,,,, 5ft high close board fencing. this is what i will be building, would like to check before is start if the advice i have been given will work, have been told to cement posts into the ground 2ft deep per post. the posts are to...

or even better,, is this card compatable with my board?: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-144-OK thx

This is the exact board i have: http://www.ebuyer.com/260867-amd-athlon-64-x2-7550-bundle-including-amd-athlon-64-x2-7550-athlon64x2-7550bundl this is the card i am looking at getting: http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-121-MS&groupid=701&catid=1914&subcat=1833...

Need some advice,, currently have * Asrock AM2+ N68C-S UCC mATX Motherboard with geforce 7600 graphics card.... card is PCI Express... which has died a death... i want to replace the card and noticed that this card is kinda old hat... need some advice as too which card to get which...

Nissan Primera, 160k on the clock,, last couple of weeks when trying to accelerate the revs increase but the vehicle doesnt,, accelerating slower with the foot is ok..... the clutch is cable and was tight so i adjusted it looser and the problem is better but still there,,, mainly in 3rd and...

thx for the advice,,, luckily, the whole area use to be a carparking area.... so there was a good depth of hardcore compressed down already there,,, the workshop was built on a concrete raft straight on top, so i am assuming its good enough for the tarmac also? the raft sits a minimum of 6...

Hi all,, bit of advice if i may, i have a stand alone workshop to the rear of the property. there is a private road that runs along the back which is old tarmac and not very good condition.. my workshop is set back from the road about a car width on purpose so i can have a carbay in...

Hi,, can anyone tell me if this product would do the job for me. I have an exterior workshop built out of single skin blocks.... i want to waterproof one of the side walls (7m - 2.2m) as best as posible without rendering...... next door have a garage with no guttering so the water from that...