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    110mm waste pipe inspection cover missing - pooh nightmare!

    Hi, Hopefully someone can help. We have a waste pipe coming from our loft conversion bathroom. It exits at the back of the house and has a 45 degree bend and then the it drops vertically through the house. We have had an "incident" where the pipe got blocked and then it cleared, but it cleared...
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    Expansion Vessel on heating circuit

    Gentlemen, An update so I followed the steps in the link above, located the expansion vessel and the Schrader valve on top. I pressed the Schrader valve pin and heard air escaping, so I presumed diaphragm in vessel ok. I then went to halfords and bought a mini digital type gauge from the...
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    Expansion Vessel on heating circuit

    Hi HDRW, Thanks very much for the prompt reply. I am looking at the boiler expansion vessel afternoon. I'll let you know what I find. The boiler manual doesn't say anything about how you recharge the expansion vessel - only how to replace it. I'm going to take alook to see if thats possible...
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    Expansion Vessel on heating circuit

    Hi, Hopefully someone can help? I have a system boiler ( Ideal mini S24 ) which forms part of the unvented system I have in our house.The boiler sits in the first floor of a three storey townhouse, right next to the unvented cyclinder. There are two valves, one for the unvenetd hot water...
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    ADG 7540

    Hi there, Hopefully someone can help? My ADG 7540 Dishwasher had water dripping out the bottom ( quite a bit ), I took the stainless plate off the base and there are two plastic tubes which look like they are there to allow water to drain into the stainless base. I think this is what has...
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    floor / skirting board qury

    Thanks for the steer Big-all...apologies for delayed response, email account had issues.
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    floor / skirting board qury

    Hi, Question regarding "good practice" with respect to woodwork, if I may? I am looking to install a wood engineered floor ( 18 -> 20 mm thick )over the existing pine floorboards in my sons bedroom. Theres no skirting board or architrave on the walls, as the rooms been refurbed. When I 've...
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    Wooden Floor fitting - related skirting board level query

    Hi, Question regarding "good practice" with respect to woodwork. I am looking to install a wood engineered floor ( 18 -> 20 mm thick )over the existing pine floorboards in my sons bedroom. Theres no skirting board or architrave on the walls, as the rooms been refurbed. When I 've layed...
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    Surface Condensation underneath sash window sill

    No, no overflow pipe or anything. The external wall is rendered. Think thats what I'll do, put a DPC around the sill and frame and see what happens. I originally had the same thought about the glass and why doesn't that have condensation on it? I thought that as the glass surface does not...
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    Surface Condensation underneath sash window sill

    No condensation on glass, brickwork is as old as the house ( 105 years ). No new work has been carried out other than the fitting of the windows. I can also see down the side of the window ( fitters have left me to fill the gaps with foam and put architrave round) and can't see any evidence...
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    Surface Condensation underneath sash window sill

    Hi John, Thanks for the response . From your reply, I don't think I've explained myself properly :oops: The plastic sheet I insetred wasn't covering the gap. It went in horizontally and was sandwiched between the brick and the wooden underside of the window ( so the plastic was laying...
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    Surface Condensation underneath sash window sill

    Hi, Hope someone can shed a little light for me. We have had wooden sash windows installed. In one particular bedroom ( whose extrernal wall is south facing and hence bears the brunt of the "weather" ) I have yet to make good the internal wall in the bedroom and between the underside of of...
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    Depth of floor for underfloor heating

    Thanks for the ideas chaps. We are acutually going to address the floor on the rest of the downstairs ( after the kitchen work). If the original floorboards are no good then we were going to look at engineered wooden floor on top, so all I have to do then is pack the new floor off of the...
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    Depth of floor for underfloor heating

    Mmm....Have to accept the step then or do without the insulation...thanks for the post Jo
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    Depth of floor for underfloor heating

    Hi, Wonder if anyone can help? we have a kitchen which has a tiled floor. The sub floor is solid not timber ( presumed concrete ). We're having the kitchen "done" and would like electric underfloor heating installed. Everything I've read about ufh says that you should really put insulating...
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