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Hello all I have just started getting back into the Garden after Winter and have noticed a few areas of Pointing on the Patio that are missing. The Pointing is Rompox Easy Basalt with Sandstone Slabs. I have also noticed that when the Pointing was done by the Landscapers that they did not...

Hello I have ordered some 25mm x 6mm which I am hoping I can slide into the Hole and fix it to the underside, either with Screws or Contact Adhesive. then Fill on top. Unfortunately, as mentioned in my Original Post, I am not able to lift the Section of Chipboard as it is a very Snug Fit and I...

Hello all Thanks for the Replies, it is appreciated. The Bathroom is Upstairs so the Void is not that Cold. I have tried to put something on top of the Hole to cover it, however, the Flooring (Vinyl) will not lay Flat, even with 1.5mm Vacuum Forming Plastic, which is why I am looking for...

Hello all I recently got a Plumber out to sort some issues with the Bathroom Radiator Pipes, including removing an 'S' Bend and moving the Pipes Forward. The issue I have now is, how do I fill the Holes in the Chipboard Flooring? The Flooring is not able to be lifted, I tried, it is a...

Hello all I got a Plumber out to sort out the Pipes. They look so much better without the 'S' Bend: The issue I have now is, how do I fill the Holes in the Chipboard Flooring? The Flooring is not able to be lifted, I tried, it is a very snug fit. I have thought about affixing something...

Hello all I had a Type 11 Radiator in the Bathroom replaced with a Type 21 in 2018. The Person that did the Work did not Move the Pipes Forward to accommodate the New Radiator, instead, he used Two 90⁰ Elbows as can be seen here: The issue is that the Pipes are pushing against the...

Hello all I have a Small Curved Gardening Knife that needs to be Sharpened, however, I am not sure of the best way to go about it. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Kevin

Hello Thanks for the Reply and the Tip, much appreciated. The Pipes are Standard 15mm Copper. Kevin

Hello all I am looking at Replacing Two Type 21 Radiators with Type 22 of the same Size. The Pipes for the Radiators come up through a Chipboard Floor and need moving Forward by approximately 11mm to accommodate the Deeper Radiators. Are there any Tricks as to how to enlarge the Holes around...

Hello Thanks for the Reply. Kevin

Hello Thanks for the Reply. I did the Heat Loss Calculations for the Hallway and the Landing, the Results are: Hallway: 265 Watts Landing: 272 Watts So, 537 Watts in all. There is of course the Stair Well to also take into account. I have a Stelrad Compact 600mm x 600mm (Type 21) in the...

Hello all My House is a Small Semi Detached where upon entering the Front Door you are in a Small Hallway, maybe 2m x 1m with a Door to the Living Room and Stairs leading to the Small Landing with Doors leading to the Bathroom, Small Bedroom and Main Bedroom. There is a Small Type 21 Radiator...

Hello all I hope you can offer some Advice. I had a small Water Leak from the Bathroom a few Years ago which caused some damage to the Kitchen Ceiling. The Local Council said that they could match the Pattern on the Ceiling which I agreed to, mistakenly. This is how the Area now looks...

Hello Apologies for not Updating this Thread. After being in touch with the Company that Installed the Radiator and also speaking to Stelrad Technical Support, it has been determined that, for the Living Room, I require a Radiator with at least 1428 Watts, the one I have now is 1345 Watts. I...

Hello Thanks for the detailed Reply and Instructions, it is appreciated. Kevin

Hello I can but it will be difficult to see the Overlap as I am not able to get the Phone behind it due to lack of space. The First Image is from the Side. Some lateral Thinking later, the Last Three Images are taken through a Mirror, hopefully you are able to see the Overhang. Thanks Kevin

Hello all Well, in the end I decided to go with the idea of cdbe. I got Two Lengths of 44mm x 18mm x 2400 which matched what was already there. I then Screwed it in place over the existing Wood. Everything looks fine, I need to Fill and Sand some areas where the Wood Joints are but overall...

Hello I did think of doing that but I thought it would not look as neat. An option worth looking at though. Thanks Kevin

Hello Thanks for the Reply and the information, much appreciated. I will be having the Hallway, where this is situated, Skimmed This Year so Minor Damage and Decorating should not be an issue. Finally, no disrespect meant regarding the Nails vs Screws. Kevin

Hello all The Central Heating Pipes that come down the Wall from the Airing Cupboard Upstairs are currently in a Channel made of Two Vertical pieces of 50mm x 30mm Wood and then covered with a 6mm Plywood Sheet. Unfortunately, when the Plywood Cover is Screwed in place it pushes against the...