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thanks, for the advice, who would i go to, to confirm this, a solicitor or the council. I have asked the planning dept at our local council to supply me with minimum widths & her rights to use my land for turning but i seam to think they might drag it out getting back to me.

the wording on the land registry says " EXCEPT & RESERVING In fee simple right of way for all purposes for the owners & occupiers of numbers 62,64,66,68 & 74 aforsaid over the driveway. my luck they live at number 74. i'm not wanting to stop the right of way just restrict them to accessing...

thats my problem , i've a neighbour thats a complete tw*t, & the missing letters a not i. the rest of them are fine.

Yes it goes thru my land.

no at the moment i have the french doors with a 3 ft drop & i was about to start building the raised area to walk out of the french doors. there is also a side door on the same wall which also has the drop until i get the raised area built. i hope this clears up things a little. thanks

its vehicle access, but where i've built the only sort of plan is just an enterance & an exit thru my land drawn freehand i think it was done in the 50's. there is no turning circle on the deeds just a right of way. what i am trying to find out how wide this right of way needs to be...

where would i find the width of the right of way that i have to leave clear. thanks

sorry what are PD rights, thanks.

can i ask, are you in way anything to do with planning , legal etc. im only asking because i feel like doing just that but have had soliciters letters complaining about the scaffolding when it was being built. i am going to round the wall i am building to make it easier for my neighbours to...

hi, i have just built a new house & to the rear there are some french doors going out onto a raised paved area (i live in a valley). now i got planning ok & the size is about 1.75m out which isnt as much as i'd hoped. does this raised garden area come under planning as it was on the plans to...

hi, does anyone know how wide i have to leave a right of way to rear of my house, this is for vehicle access too. this is for a new build & also for a 150yr terraced house . i live in the old terraced house which has vehicle access to another 6 houses on the row & as mine is the first end...

yep it works great, had it running brilliantly on 3 levels of the house but just wanted help fine tuning it. & the big white knob on the top right is the bypass valve.

not exactly the same but very similar

ufh

dont think it has anything like that, its a hep2o system with a giacomini manifold & actuators. all it as is like i said before the flow reaches the manifold it has a thermostatically controlled valve which has a brass probe on the manifold, this is to stop too hot water from entering the...

It's got the pump on the boiler to send it up to the manifold &the pump to send the water round the UFH pipes. I'm not too sure what u mean by a blending valve? So I presume it hasn't got one :mrgreen: I contacted glow worm & they understood what I was asking but didn't have an answer. So...

Thanks alec . Can I just ask is this your personal choice or one from the manufacturer's. So if I lower it to 40 deg it will work & condense better than at 50 deg. Thanks again.

Each zone is controlled by a programmable stat controlling an actuator on the manifold. I'm not too concerned about the room temps I can fine tune them later. It's the temp on the boiler that's needed. Does the boiler run most efficient at what temp. Thanks.