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we have a small brick built childs size swimming pool in the garden which needs a few patches repairing on the inside walls where the water will cover. Does this have to be a specialist render or plaster??

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[quote="gardnico1307"]Last year 64% of the questions asked in our forum were answered within our DIY project pages at w. The project pages are now separated alphabetically and your answers are accompanied by diagrams and the ability to see, and buy, the tools and/or required to complete yo...

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Connect to seperate circuit where possible otherwise regularly used local lighting circuit is ok but be sure to install a fused connection unit adjacent to the smoke alarm

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Do I need to pva the wooden floor first before laying carpet tiles?? They are the bitumen backed type of tile. Also should I use spray can adhesive or the ready mixed glue??

Thanks

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Thanks guys.

I think Im going to get it resited to the loft where the water tank and boiler are already located. Plus there is nowhere else to put it.

Would that be ok????

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[quote="pantman1966"]i would like to fit a light in my garage using a double socket on the wall,is it just a case of wiring a plug then wiring a ceiling rose,then operate from the switch on the double socket? i have multiple connections on the ceiling rose so what wires go where pls?[/quot...

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Get back whoever fitted the consumer unit to check it over. If the only way of turning the power off is by the main fuseboard switch then there is a wiring problem.

Did a proffesional electrician fit it??

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[quote="Burnerman"]Hopefully your f&e tank is higher than your hot water (immersion) tank, but by how much? It's unlikely that your pipework is 'furred' up enough to stop the hot water so much but it could be some other sort of restriction from scaling in the pipe breaking off in large...

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[quote="htg engineer"]If you increase the height of the feed and expansion tank, the water pressure should increase. If it is just a trickle though, could it be down to a faulty valve or blockage in pipework. Is it a pressure problem or flow rate problem ? htg[/quote] Hi. Cheers for replyi...

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We live in a bungalow. It looks like the heating system has been completely replaced within the last 5-6 years. Since we have lived in the house. (2 years) we have had a problem with the hot water pressure which trickles out of our taps and needs regular bleeding every couple of weeks. Even after bl...

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Have had re-ocurring problem with this since we bought our house 3 years ago. Our boiler is in the attic and our immersion tank is in the downstairs cupboard. We have to bleed the pipework every 3-4 weeks to cure the air lock then it reappears. Once bled it works relatively well then gets worse and ...

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Thanks.

Will do as you said. Thanks again

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help!!!

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Just installed new door frame in new door opening and am a little confused. The doorframe is the same width as the brick opening. Now looking at it, If I fit architrave then the plaster will come to the edge of the architrave. Looking at other door frames and architrave they seem to stand proud of p...

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thanx thats great

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swimming pool render/plaster repair???

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