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    Plasterboarding Walls

    Ok. I already paid for the plywood and planned to lay them horizontal, plasterboard vertical. However, you suggest lay plasterboard horizontal. Since they are all 8 x 4s, they cannot take the same run. So, plywood will need to be vertical ?.
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    Plasterboarding Walls

    OK. Will do. I have ordered 5.5 plywood as backing for the plasterboard. These will go horizontal. Plasterboard vertical. I plan to use only a few screws to hold the plywood, initially, since longer screws will go through the plasterboard, plywood, and then the studs. Any recommendations...
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    Plasterboarding Walls

    Thank you for advice. I have removed the laths. I tried to attach file, but could not.
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    Plasterboarding Walls

    Hello guys, My walls have Wattle/Laths. I am considering just to remove the plaster only and nail/screw plasterboard over the Wattle/Laths. Thin skim plaster on. I am of the opinion that, leaving the Wattle/Laths will give a more solid backing. Thanks for any advice.
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    Using one Boiler instead of two

    Thanks, you are right, but I am new to the forum, and not familiar with use of the site. Does know how to add to 'previous thread'.
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    Missing info, thanks for asking

    Ground floor, H 1200x W 500 Double, fins on both panels; (1000X600 Double, fins on both panels; 800x500 Single with fins , this rom have no external walls); 600x500 Single with fins; 800x500 Single with fins; 480x290 Double, fins on both panels; 700x500 Single with fins; 1200x500 Single with...
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    Fridge getting warm not cold enough

    About two months ago my daughter's fridge could not keep contents cold. Using a core of 2.5 mm wire to clear any possible blockage produced no improvement. I felt it was a faulty thermostat and set about testing and getting a new one. Not willing to spend money un-necessarily I decided...
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    Using one Boiler instead of two

    About a month ago I enquired about joining up two central heating systems and using one existing A23 Euro Combi instead of two. One pipe work is 8 mm, the other is 13mm. More radiator info was requested. Ground floor, 1200x500 Double, fins on both panels; (1000x600 Double, fins on...
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    Using one boiler instead of two.

    Further information. The house is middle terrace. Ground floor rads. 8mm, Front room 1200X500 Double: Back room 1000X600 Double and 800X500 Single, no outside walls: 700X500 Single, no outside walls: 480X290 Double: 600X500 Single: 800X500 Single: 1200X500 Single. 1st Floor rads. 15mm...
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    Using one boiler instead of two.

    You are very much spot on. This is why I want to remove the Glowworm and use the room. It is a terraced house. Down stairs front room radiator 1200x500 double. Back room 1000x600 double and 800x500 Single. Room enclosed due to extention. Other rads are 800x500 single. 600x500 single...
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    Using one boiler instead of two.

    Can someone please advise me on this subject. I have a Glowworm Combi serving 1st floor about 15 years now using 15mm copper. There is a later Eurocombi A23/A27 on the ground floor using 8 mm. The Glowworm would cost too much to repair. Would it be OK to do away with the Glowworm and...
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