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Thanks for your responses. I will get some quotes for the Vaillant Ecotec Plus 937. as it would seem wise to be able to have hot water at 2 locations at once (second bathroom not installed yet) although i will probably have to locate the boiler in an alternative position. As for the touchy...

Im sure this has been asked before so my apologies. I need to replace my combi boiler what would the best boiler be and what would i expect to pay for supply and installation. I have a standard sized 3 bed semi with 8 rads and two bathrooms Thanks

There are lots of reflective films available designed to restrict light transmittance, but not specifically for privacy as they generally only work if the room your viewing from is darker than the room you viewing otherwise they will work in reverse if that makes sense.

You are right all down to quality control. Units are mechanically cleaned and dryed prior to fabrication there should be no marks and definately no fluff. Coted glass does have a slight tint but this has nothing to do with your problem.

The optimal air space is 16mm for insulated glass units. One pane of glass should at least be Pilkington K but much better than this would be Pilkington Optitherm SN.

It looks like from your picture that the manifestation is film applied and either air or water trapped behind if so then this would be a fault in the application of the film.

Is this something i could change, it seems as soon as i mention the make engineers are not interested??

Just a note. All glass in doors should be toughened glass if so this cannot be cut, and will be identified by a kite mark in the corner. If not putting a dog flap in annealed glass is not advisable as this will have a tendancy to break easily.

I am unable to run the pipe below the ceiling as one joist is above a lintel from party wall to interior wall and one other is above the interior wall. I have the macerating toilet that i bought for this installation but this will be the only toilet in the house due to the redesign of the...

I have layed a solid tongue and grooved wood floor and used 3mm Elastilon adhesive foam backing no nails no glue seems to have worked fine been layed for about 6 mths minimal joint movement.

My hot water only comes on when the heating is on any ideas?

The joist is 175mm x 50mm and will be supported with 6mm thick stainless steel plates approx 450mm long clamped either side with m6 bolts, i am hoping this will be adequate to support the joist. Is there asn issue with using 82mm pipe for a short length and then connecting wto 110mm.

i have installed a new bathroom on the first floor and was going to install a macerating toilet, i have now had a change of mind the problem i have is that the waste pipe will have to pass through three joists and although i will be able to get 82mm pipe through i will not be able to use 110mm...

I have a new acrylic roll top bath which i want to paint the outside of can anyone tell me what paint is best to use.