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    Thin concrete blocks (40mm) as foundation pillars for a garden room

    Oh nice. Sometimes I just overthink. Will check out Marketplace.
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    Thin concrete blocks (40mm) as foundation pillars for a garden room

    Hi, I have a thick & reinforced hardstanding that is going to be used to build a garden room within the permitted development. It was originally intended as a brick garage years ago but was never built. The hardstanding is NOT coming up or being drilled out.... The sub-base for the garden room...
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    Bosch SGV59T03 not swutching on properly

    Hey All, I came down this morning after afer having the dishwasher run last night and on opening the door, the LED display was not alight. It appears as though the dishwasher had finished it cycle and there was no water in the bottom. Just to be sure, I removed the drain and filter at the...
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    Advice on setting adoor frame in a wall that is not vertical

    Tell me about it. Door frames have the bain of my life for the bast week. Whilst they (4) were installed square and plug (apart from this one), 2 were installed under and only header meaning that they were too short, and they simply aren't quite wide enough by a small fraction (1-2mm). The...
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    Advice on setting adoor frame in a wall that is not vertical

    Hi, I had to replace some old door frames in our house, however, the house is 100+ years old. Whilst I can get the door frame (jamb?) where it is perpendicular to the wall (i.e. the main door opening) nice and plumb, I have found that the wall itself is not vertical. This means that if the...
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    Is there a correct physical side of a rad to fit a TRV?

    Ahh - my 1 or 2 seem a bit measly now!
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    Noob question - fitting an aluminium radiator

    Nice, thanks. Is there a standard tool for fitting a male 1/2" BSP adapter that connects the TRV and Lock shield fitting. This has a square shoulder after the thread. Probably need some kind to box spanner.
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    Is there a correct physical side of a rad to fit a TRV?

    Many thank. The rad in this instance in in a hallway, and the house is a terrace, so the rad is essentially slap bang in the middle of the house, with either end of the rad being accessible. I have stuck with the original side with the flow and TRV on the right hand side of the rad. I had to...
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    Noob question - fitting an aluminium radiator

    Hi all, I have a couple of question that I sure you will consider as daft, but I can't see to find the answer. I am installing an aluminium radiator which as bushes to allow for the fitting df the valves on each side. The left side use bushes that tighten anti-clockwise, whist the right...
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    Is there a correct physical side of a rad to fit a TRV?

    I'm glad it made you chuckle. I've been crying :cry: You can often only believe what you are told and when I saw the fitting, it did make me wonder if there was anything to it. Just for completeness then, why are the fittings made like this?
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    Is there a correct physical side of a rad to fit a TRV?

    Hi all, The TRV/Lockshield set we have bought is a Realm corner set (http://www.inspiredheating.co.uk/acatalog/REALM_CORNER_THERMOSTATIC_RADIATOR_VALVES.html) however. the castings are different from one side the the other. If you look into one side of the casting there is a smallish hole...
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    Good article on creating a frame construction loft wardrobe?

    Hi all, We've just had a loft conversion which has essentially wiped out all our money. I'm after some good articles or books that outline the basics of creating a framed wardrobe to fit into the eves of a loft space on a gable end (so double slope which meets at a point - approx max height...
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    Shaver socket - How do zones work when a bath is diagonal

    Thanks. Sorry, have been getting confused as to what is allowed in what zone (http://www.diydata.com/electrics/bathroom_electrics/bathroom_electrics.php).
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    Shaver socket - How do zones work when a bath is diagonal

    Just one last question on this before I put it to sleep. Looks like I need to move the shaver socket and there is a window by the sink/toilet. As far as I can see, the window recess is classed as zone 2 so I'm guessing it would be OK to stick the socket in the side return of the recess. I...
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