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Yes should be ok then - pretty much got all the pipework on any outer walls insulated (cold water especially). We've got the boiler in the adjoining garage on the "internal" wall next to the house. But we seem to have three 15mm pipes for water entering the house - i've only managed to insulate...

update... Ok I located some loose pipework which also crossed in several places underneath the new fitted kitchen. I seperated the plastic pipework and clipped every couple of feet and have also insulated with climaflex where possible (some of the pipework is too close to wall /adjacent...

yes, pretty sure the extensions are ok,and they all get used - i'll double check though first. It's definitely not the filtered unit too, so maybe time for an upgrade.

thanks, appreciate the advice. I'll make sure i lag and clip well!

thanks, the master socket is fairly new though (approx 12 months old) can you tell the difference visually between a NTE5 with or without filter?

I've recently had no dial tone, so i've run the recommended BT checks and found that the test socket within the master is working fine when i plug in directly as are the other 4 extensions (which explains why BT say the line is testing fine). Therefore i'm guessing the problem seems to be...

We've recently suffered from frozen cold water pipes which was probably my fault as i didn't isolate and drain an outside tap behind the kitchen sink before the big freeze. Anyway now that's done and as an extra precaution I'm looking at lagging the pipework where i can. Can anyone...

main bathroom upstairs (electric shower - bath used every blue moon) and downstairs kitchen and small cloak room basin. --- the 28i has been described to me as a condenser.

Anyone give me some advice please. We're having a full new central heating system installed (including 7 new rads) for a three bedroom semi. Some quotes we've had differ by almost £1000 but one of the more reasonable engineers is recommending that we'd be ok with a 28i - most of the...

cheers lads, it's looking like a decent hardwood then.

Can anyone recommend the best material for a new external front door and frame from a security perspective. Had a UPVC one kicked through last week and can't believe the ease of which the internal panel came through (there was a very thin piece of sheet metal in the panel but it was only held...