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Thanks very much. I will not concrete past the ends. They are not sealed. It is after the meter.

I was advised to protect this gas pipe which goes past a front door The section around the door is shiethed in a loose fitting plastic conduit as seen below Can I just concrete over the conduit covering the pipe?

I have a house that has an attached self contained unit (granny flat). We are about to accomodate a Ukrainian refugee. There is a cheap panel door between the main property and the granny flat. Sound proofing is not great between above floor and walls, but I think a lot of sound will be throught...

Yep. I'm going to get the Danfoss RA posted by JImCrow. (Thanks). I originally printed an M30 adaptor for the actuator which worked, but a bit delicate. I thought I could use the same valve as I had used upstairs, but it is too much hastle. I can also get a metal adaptor for the M30 thread, if...

Thanks JimCrow, but I am also taking the oportunity to do some home automation, so I am actually going to use an electrical actuator, https://www.hotowell.com/Uploads/products/2020-07-15/en-DN151.jpg which has a 30mm thread.

This is what I succesfully installed on another radiator, but it had a nut and olive which accepted the new valve.

In the attached picture: The valve I am holding is the new valve. The one currently fitted has microbore going into a female 1/2 inch connection on the existing valve. I'm just trying to plan what parts I need before I crack open the connection to the existing valve. I'd rather not drian the...

The pipe is copper, just painted.

Would it be daft to use this? https://www.stevensonplumbing.co.uk/15mm-x-1-2-inch-chrome-compression-female-adaptor.html

Thanks. Looks like I am going to have to drain the system. I was hoping to avoid that.

If I could get the same valve which took microbore I would buy that, but it needs to be 30mm thread on the TRV side. I'm home automating it at the same time.

Im trying to replace a stuck radiator valve as shown in the attached picture. I'm replacing it with this: https://www.stevensonplumbing.co.uk/myson-trv-2-way-valve-body-only.html I am unsure of the best way to connect the microbore into the valve. Currently it looks like it has a microbore to...

I'm planning on making a stand for my hammock type chair. Made out of ~10cm by ~5cm wood. Using this as inspiration Usually I over engineer things, but because of cost I wondered if I could use softwood rather than hardwood. What I don't know is the difference in strength between the two...

Aye 100A.

Which is why i thought it was the other way round originally

I hit the MEM breaker and it only turned off the supply to the stable, no the main house. So thnakyou for helping me clear that up. The only thing now is that 60A is before 100A is before

I agree it is a mess. Looking at someone to replace the fuse boxes to a consumer unit

I'll need to dig out the smart meter display (it wasn't connecting when I first moved into the house). Reason I didn't think it was like your diagram was becasuse what you have marked as supply [8] is thinner than [1]. [8] goes to 60A fuse [1] goes to 100A fuse/breaker I would have thought that...

I have just moved into a house and I am confused about the installation of my meter. I would like to know if it is fully metering both sides of the house. Please see attached images of the installation of the smart meter in my house. Some things to note: The house is made up of an original...