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On the ground floor the pipe is plastered into the wall. Good idea about heating up and removing the t piece. Id have to get someone in to do the work.

Do you think i could get a coupler on that straight bit? Reason i ask is the drain cock is at floor board level so cant even put a new floorboard down. Ideally id cut it out.

I did think that Chris so thanks. Its going to be underneath a shower tray which will be on legs so i do have a bit of play. Just need to give the pipes a good clean first to connect the joins

So guys its come to light the pipe is in use to fill toilet thats been added on the second floor. How do i get that pipe flush to the wall. As you can see ive got very little to play with at the bottom. Tips greatly appreciated.

Will definitely do a bit more investigation. Thanks guys

Just gave the MT cock valve a turn and nothing. Already appears to be loose in the thread.

Jurassicspark, strange place to put, under the floor in the bathroom.

Ive got the boiler off at the mo and drained due to changing the towel rail. Will certainly crack it open and see if anything comes out. Hopefully it closes properly

There we go guys. What do you think?

Brilliant that Scally-Ho will definitely give it a try

Hi all, Bit if a daft question. Is there a way of finding out if a copper pipe has water running through it? Been taking plaster off the bathroom wall and have found a random pipe. No idea where it comes from or where it goes too. It is in a really awkward position though so need to move...

Hi all, I have a 1930s terraced house. The chimney breast in the ground floor back room has been removed. However, ever since I've lived in the house (9 years or so) I've always had a issue with what looks like damp. The damp appears to show where the chimney breast used to be and it looks...

I have cleared the gutters out and sealed them with some fibre glass paint. Will see what happens during the next torrential downpour which could possibly be tomorrow if these predicted thunderstorms happen.

In this instance should the flashing be going under the gutter then to ensure any overflow does not penetrate the brick?

Hi All, I live in a 1930 terrace house with cast iron gutters. When it rains "normally" the gutters are fine. However, as well know there has been a number of torrential downpours this year's. When there is the guttering on the house can't cope and the water spills over the back of the...

That's exactly what I thought gas112. Will wait and see what the job certificate says.

Totally appreciate that. As you can see from the chat there are a number of different views. Either way the boiler is safe and working properly.

He did show me some numbers but it meant absolutely nothing to me. He was a baxi boiler engineer and did everything online so I have requested a a digital work log and certificate.

Thanks guys that's really helpful. I've used this website for different views and it's been great. If I listened to the engineer this morning I need a full new pipe which means floors up and a load of hassle. He mentioned to me if a senior technician had of checked the boiler this morning he...