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    Shallow roof angle causing rainwater to overshoot gutter

    Thanks Notch7. If I extend the Downpipe over the roof, what connector do to in recommend ? 90 degree , 112 degree. How do I secure this extra drain pipe?
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    Shallow roof angle causing rainwater to overshoot gutter

    Hi, I have a kitchen extension at rear of property with pitched roof with Marley mendip tiles. The pitch is 15 degrees (1 metre vertical , 4 metre horizontal). Rainwater from these tiles correctly drains into the gutter. However, there is the downpipe from the 1st floor gutter (and the loft...
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    shower bracket- width reducer

    Thanks all for your inputs
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    shower bracket- width reducer

    There’s about 2 mm gap around the tails. I can point the end of the tails closer together but can’t really push them closer together at the tiles to ensure they remain parallel.
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    shower bracket- width reducer

    foxhole - the pipes wont line up with the t bar without using s union connectors. But how do i fit these on copper tails ? Ive seen fast fix brackets on the internet but these will only work if the tails are 150mm apart.
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    shower bracket- width reducer

    hi all, I have bought a T-bar shower set (grohe tempesta cosmopolitan 160). The T bar requires the hot and cold feeds to be a 150mm centres. The builders have done the first fix work. The wall has been plastered up and tiled. The pipes ar at 155mm centres and theres no fitting to fix S Union...
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    Hollow wall fixing

    Thank you chaps
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    Hollow wall fixing

    I think the plasterboard is 10-12mm thick. One wall is the dividing wall to the loft bedroom. This is regular plasterboard. Maybe I could add some 4x2” noggins from the bedroom side. The bathroom cabinet, basin and towel rail will be hung on this wall. The second wall is the external wall...
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    Hollow wall fixing

    Hi all, What hollow wall fixings do you recommended for a loft room shower room ? The walls are plasterboard stud walls with cavity insulation. These have been tiled with porcelain tiles. I’m guessing that the depth from the front of the tiles to back of plasterboard is now probably around...
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    self levelling compound for mixed floor surfaces

    hi all, please can you recommend a suitable self levelling compound(s) to use on my new kitchen extension in readyness for procelain floor tiles. The existing kitchen floor has abourt 4m2 of 1 inch ply. and some quarry tiles. The old adhesive and self leveling compound has been removed from...
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    temporary shed base

    hi all, I want to relocate an old 6x 8 ft shed to10 foot further down the garden, while my kitchen extension is being done. Next year I will replace it with a new shed on a proper base. It currently resting on concrete 4 X 6ft garden posts. Whats the cheapest / least effort option to do this ...
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    securing steel pole to catnic

    Thanks swwils, attached a couple of pics. Not sure if they help. You can see there’s a trim to cover the joint between the side pane and door So you are saying that the props are basically held in place simply by the force of jacking up and friction at top and bottom ?
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    securing steel pole to catnic

    hi all, I have a upvc french door set comprising a double glazed door in the middle and a side pane either side of the door. I think both the door and side panels are screwed into concealed metal props between the door and the side panes. This is on the rear wall of the property which is a...
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    studwork on drylined wall

    nice idea, and 18mm ply enough to support boiler / kitchen units?
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    studwork on drylined wall

    Thanks OBND, it was dot and dab. What should go on top of the stud timbers (to support units /boiler)? 18mm ply then plasterboard. Is it advisable to put additional noggins when the screws of the units / boiler will go?
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    studwork on drylined wall

    Hi All, planning a kitchen extension in semi detached house. The side wall will be extended with new cavity walls (30cm thick), but the current side wall is solid twin brick wall (22cm or so). A chimney hearth was previously removed, leaving a recessed opening. That was plyboarded up. The rest...
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