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Coincidentally, I was in a specialsit shop last weekend and asked the same question - the answer was to use Water Based Matt Black Emulsion, or Heat Resistant Matt Black Paint

Thanks chaps, the installation guide states "installers should take due account of the provision of the relevant British Standards" and so on, without giving more detailed guidance. There would appear to be sufficient clearance behind the cooker itself to allow for the fitting and fixings...

We are in the middle of having a new kitchen fitted. The cabinets are from IKEA, which do not lend the benefit of a void behind the back-panel to hide pipework etc. The CORGI guy who is going to fit the new cooker has already been and removed (and capped) the old gas feed last week (to...

Hi all, I'm aware this post probably will elicit many opinions, but.... My Main Medway Multipoint has developed a leak in the heat exchange, and on further inspection, the engineer found a crack in the exchange casing. Needless to say, it's currently out of service, leaving us without hot...

Cheers Bahco, I'll just leave it as is. Thank you

Evening all, I've just installed a 3.5kbtu towel radiator with a summer warming kit. Whilst the rad gets hot, it doesn't get nearly as hot as the other rads in the house. However, the incoming tail is just as hot, the exhaust tail much cooler. I've bled the system which has been...

Thanks to both Keego and Paul Barker, but, I'm afraid I haven't been clear enough. The bath feet do not have screw fixings, simply small height adjustable feet. The problem is: I am trying to establish suitable mechanical fixings to fix the bath to the walls. In other words, how do i...

Hi everyone, I've used this forum as a point of reference for many months and have generally always found the answer I need. This time however, I'm stuck. Just bought a new pressed steel bath (kaldewei) which came with 4 feet but no other fixings for the wall. The bath is to be sited...