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will get one up shortly Cheers

Thanks for the response big-all. What I am on about is that the newel that is in is sectional with the bottom being 90mm, then a turned middle section, then the ball on the top. From the fusion instructions, even if I remove just from the turned section up, there is not enough left from...

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Well, after a google I think I found the answer from AWBCM - it is a no :oops: so my next problem - what to do? They are sectional newel posts as well so are already hollowed out as I thought about making the Fusion Newel there a bit longer and trimming the bolt to length taking account of...

Hi All, I hope you can help with my wife's latest wish (or rather "want" :wink: ) She loves the Richard Burbridge Fusion add on and wants to remodel our staircase which is poor quality - bad staining, paint under stain - bad cuts (NHBC - it's a staircase and it works :x bunch of useless...

thanks for all the replies guys When I said red - this is when wet - what I gather is the high sand content?? Cheers Steve

Hi Blagard, can't get my head round the bit above - could you clarify please. Would the mortor in the rest of the wall be an issue with it being soft as it is retaining? Cheers L

Hi All, We have an outside wall - part retaining as house is lower than the road, and it is topped off with red engineering brick - ie smooth and slightly glazed - laid on their side. They are not solid. Our neighbour has the same. I noticed the other day a large number of these bricks...

Thanks for your replies guys. I will have a stab at fitting a Magnaclean to the system - on the return I believe but will have to wait until after holidays in a week though - but while it is still mild if it takes me much longer. That can still be used with the new system - in fact will get...

Hi Tony, we have had a whole list of issues with the boiler - the worst (as such - dec 27th - subzero in the daytime - it was personally bad even though it was a frozen overflow pipe). I go away a lot for work - both in the UK and abroad, and my wife is as technical as a rock and has no...

i have had nothing but problems with an Alpha CB50 - but if I hadn't and seen the post above by Alphaman - that would smack me as a bit of desperatism on somebodies behalf (sales down on his targets etc) and would put me right off. By the way - our Alpha was fitted by the builder Lawrenso

Thanks - came yesterday (a day early!!) and sending somebody back today who has worked on our one before - methinks they are scared of it :twisted: God knows - I am fed up of it!!! lawrenso

OOOps - sorry - I had it the wrong way round then :oops: Thanks for the correction Steve

I think that is your answer - I bet if you look on your bill your are being charged metric - (MI or M(cubed ie to the power of 3)), They have swapped you over to Metric billing without changing the meter. Go to an imperial->metric converter on the web and compare what a foot cubed is compared...

Explansion vessel was done at Christmas when they fixed it. As for the pressure sensor - is this accessable to check - been an hour now and still flashing!! thanks for the quick response lawrenso

Hi Guys, I don't know if you remember my last issue with this Boiler exploded Well, now it is on the blink again. Wife phoned me last week to say it was not working - flashing alternate A and B- Pressure low - got her to top it up - all OK until yesterday - When I ran out of hot water...

[/url] Trouble with them is that if you need to remove them the toggle drops in - I have used the ones above myself for my radiators with no problems. The good thing is that even if you are limited in space (we have a pocket door in the wall), you tighten it up and then you can remove the...

What ward - the Psych one?? watching the patients :lol: Mind you - I am getting tempted to jump ship on my work to get into your trade with figures like that being bandied about. I am use to complex systems working in IT and getting systems working together is a bit like getting sorting...

It is the boiler we are looking to be covered - this is what is giving us the problems. More than likely keep the rest with BG which you can have (we had BG try to remove the boiler earlier this year without notifying us - trying to leaving us with electrics and plumbing). Also the BG guy...

Won't they?? could you expand on that please Paul (lucky I saw your post - this thread has turned into the Gas Engineer's Vietnam :shock: ) Cheers Steve