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Thanks for the feedback, I thought that reusing the block may be more trouble than it is worth! From a cost perspective it looks like any savings from already having the roof, door, window etc will be eaten up by the labour costs for dismantling, new foundations and rebuilding. Perhaps...

Hi I have a garage built of rendered breeze block with a slate roof, overall size is 18 x 10 feet approximately. It is not in the ideal place and I am thinking of rebuilding it about 30 feet away. My questions is, will it be possible to reuse the breeze blocks or will it be just as cheap...

the toilet was a replacement and fitted to an old connection to the foul waste although in a slightly different position. You can see the pan connector and soil connections (using a torch and some contortions as they are boxed in), the pipes which link to the foul waste connection are new and...

haven't got a cat to blame unfortunately! more likely to be the kids.....

it is possible that there is some porosity in the tiles although they have been treated with at least 2 coats of clear sealant. the toilet is fitted on top of the tiles so it is also possible that there has been some seepage underneath. My thoughts are to blitz the floor and the whole toilet...

Thanks for the replies. The floor covering is slate tiles. The sink is on the opposite side of the room, on the outside wall, and the waste goes straight out into the outside drain not via the toilet waste. There is myself and my 2 young boys, plus wife and baby daughter, in the house so the...

We had a new downstairs toilet fitted about a year ago and in the last few days there has started to be a smell which i can only describe as being \\\"urine\\\" like that in a Mens public toilet at a football ground. There is only a toilet and a sink in the room and we have cleaned thoroughly...