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can i use gravity pipes when converting to fully pumped?
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gaswizzard
+1 I'd like to know! Unless I detect a hint of sarcasm
No sarcasm , we won't get an answer Andy.
"Generally the insulation will be flattened by floorboards so no need to over notch the joists"
I love it when he puts down in print the proof that he's never done the job.
He does it regularly, but a lot of people are still taken in by him.
I love it when he puts down in print the proof that he's never done the job.
He does it regularly, but a lot of people are still taken in by him.
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gaswizzard
Most just turn a blind eye , would be interesting trying to flatten 32mm insulation with flooring 
, the board would possibly split in the middle , not having done this I wouldn't know (flattening the lagging that is 
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Possibly have to use 3" screws to get the board started,
, would be interesting trying to flatten 32mm insulation with flooring , the board would possibly split in the middle , not having done this I wouldn't know (flattening the lagging that is ). Possibly have to use 3" screws to get the board started,
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