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squarefrog

I have a broken stair riser, and I just wondered if there was an easy fix for it, or whether I'll need a joiner in to sort it.

I've included some pics because I don't really know how to describe the break:
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l251/ ... 008267.jpg
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l251/ ... 008266.jpg

Any help would be appreciated!

squarefrog

[quote="nitro23456"]if you have to hold it down, either the cistern isnt filled enough or the plastic leg under the button is adjusted too short. what is 'broken' about the other bit?[/quote] I think the cistern is filled enough, as theres plenty of water when i look in. And if I hold the ...

squarefrog

Thanks for your replies guys! Yeah the kink is definitely affecting the flow - if you wiggle the tubing the flow increases/decreases! I can only shorten the pipe running to the tap, as the main hot water pipe goes to a T fitting just outside the picture I took. But I don't know if that would work as...

squarefrog

I've got very low pressure to my kitchen hot tap. I've figured out that it's because the white tubing from the hot water pipe to the table is too kinked. See my picture: m I figure there must be a simple way to replace this piping, possibly with a shorter length. Is this just a standard size? I have...

squarefrog

Hi there. I'm new, so hello! On to my problem - I've just moved into my first home and the toilet is one of those push-button cistern types. It works well, except I have to hold down the button to get it to flush properly. Its like the toilet will only flush while I'm holding the button down. Also t...

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