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try posting this on plumbing and central heating it looks like it has something to do with your boiler as part of fire regs.....i might be wrong though :idea:..also has it been tested as there are products on the market that look very si milar to asbestos :)

you certainly can tile onto asphalt two methods fix with hot melt bitumen or the easiser way is to use pu adhesive (tile tech) from good roofing suppliers :idea: :)

would it be possible to form a holding channel from ply and then felt it :idea:

any good roofing suppliers that stock felt... if they dont have it in they will order it for you :) also make sure roof is clean and dry before application

thanx for all the help ..i've a sparkie coming to have a look this weekend :D :D :D

a certain amount of water holding on a roof should'nt cause problems but can be unsightly, if the ponding is'nt to deep you could spread chippings deeper than the water, use gritting solution to hold chippings :idea:

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http://static.flickr.com/66/199661653_1f12f3426c_m.jpg thanx john hope this helps me sort out my neutral fault :wink: :wink:

horse's for courses dippy

spoke to plasterers on subject they say pva 5:1 apply to area allow to dry apply same just before skim allow to go tackie then skim.......hollow knocking sound means original wet line delaminated from wall........or it was dry lined

yes and its very useful for testing batteries...........it didnt come with instuctions searched internet for decent tutorials but no luck so far :oops: :oops: :oops: as george micheal once said..........here's a million quid, can i stick this up your b*m :lol: :lol: :lol:

no only one socket removed at a time .....separate the neutrals on any of ring and they all go dead........remove 1 live from mcb sockets still work replace and remove 2nd live sockets still work

its taken most of the day taking all the sockets off but whoever rewired the house ran the cables without much care so much so the upstairs ring includes 3 sockets downstairs i think your right i can do straight forward wiring but fault finding with a multi-meter is a bit advanced

thanks spark123

i know it was stupid of me but we have been living in this property for 8 years and this fault would not have shown up otherwise,could you say if it is still safe to use,or would it be wise to isolate at cu

i know i will be letting myself in for some flak from the sparkies.........but i have just found a fault on my upstairs ring main.whilst plastering a bedroom i found it eaisier to remove the sockets.....without turning off the power ,all went fine ,removed the live and insulated. removed the...