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Ah, I did wonder about that. Is it possible to swap it out without draining the system? And if so, are they a standard size, as I'd like to have a replacement ready before attempting it.

I've tried tightening the packing nut, but it's still leaking.

This is the valve showing where the leak is coming from.

I have just found a slight weep on one of my lockshields, where the screw is that controls the flow, its one that takes a large Allen key.to open it, other than replacing it, any way to stop.it leaking?

Thanks for that. None of that was on the drawings. I have forwarded it to the builder.

We have recently had a large two storey extension, clad with cedar, it was finished about 9 / 10 months ago. Recently after some very heavy rain we noticed some damp on the inside above the window. In the attached photo you can also see some discolouration on the closing panel underneath the...

It’s just going to a relocated double socket. The room in question has had the floor level raised to match the room next to it.

It is MDF, appreciate that ideally it should be replaced, but looking to fix it.

Any thoughts on this cable extension? Is it safe? Should it be replaced?

I'm looking for some advice how to reseal this bath panel, I don't really want to have to replace it, jut seal it against water ingress..

I did wonder if it was one of those, but theres doesn't appear to be a removable plate on the front, I'll try to remove the rest of the plaster to double check.

We have a damp issue on this wall and after removing the plaster to investigate, I found this object in the wall, it appears to have a pipe coming into it from below. Any ideas what it is? The house was built in 1909.

"The resulting escaping pressure blew off the flanged plug and covered me, the walls, ceiling etc. in black sludge." Not sure I want to do this now!

So it looks like there is some water missing, the top three bars don't heat up. How much air gap should I leave when I top it up?

I could try that, obviously I'd have to remove the towel rail and turn it upside down. Also, should I worry about any water that's leaked out?

There is a slight leak coming from the bottom of my electric only towel rail. I have tried tightening the nut, but its not loose, it looks like the seal has gone. Is it replaceable? or should I just use some of that 2 pack plumbing sealant on it. It's about 10 years old.

We have recently had a new extension built. We had a very detailed quote from the builder, with a qhile section for plumbing and heating installation. One of the items on the quote was for a new boiler and hot water cylinder, with associated radiators, towel rails and trv's. The builder has now...

Yes, the pump sits beside the hot water cylinder, but all sorted now, it was air in the hot water side.

I have just replaced the cartridge on my aqualisa aquavalve shower, however, whilst I am getting good pressure from the cold side, (it has a dual pump), there is very low pressure on the hot side, which is causing the pump to turn on and off. Before I take it apart, does anyone have any suggestions?