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Gadgetman Andy

[quote="AndiePricie"]Hi Double check with the manufacturer. However I would locate the pipe outside, there is no need to insulate as the pipe will be empty most of the time (you do not need to insulate a conventional soil pipe) Your soil pipe in the loft must travel down to the ground some...

Gadgetman Andy

Hi all, We have a fairly large kitchen, and I am thinking about building a small downstairs toilet behind a stud wall in one corner. I gan get water and power to the room, but the only real access for the waste is going up into the loft with a macerator and tapping into the upstairs bathroom soil pi...

Gadgetman Andy

[quote="stoneyboy"]Gadgetman Andy,
Depends how far down the cavity the foam has expanded, it will have formed a nose down into the cavity which could cause water ingress from the external brickwork if it is an exposed location.
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Many thanks for the info.

Gadgetman Andy

[quote="stoneyboy"]Gadgetman Andy, Drape strips of sacking or something similar along the top of the wall and wait for the builder to return. end[/quote] Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately before I checked for a reply I have sqirted in expanding foam, that has now cured and been cut off l...

Gadgetman Andy

Hi all, We are having an extension/conservatory built. The builder has now left site after completing the brickwork construction and gone on holiday. In the next two weeks the conservatory wll be built. The exterior walls will be rendered, when the builder returns. In the mean time he has left open ...

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