dose anyone know if you can do just a gas boiler serviceing course and not a full install course
and what do i need to do before i can start such a course
i would fix a bit of ply where i was going to fix the bracket and shape the edges to show if needed so i could get a better fixing in the ply then i could fix the bracket to ply
the thing is the bloke seem sure that the mixer is shot because hes had it changed before so was going to change it anyway and also slow the cold down on the ajustment on the side
if the door hasnt dropped that bad you can try takeing of the keeps on the frame and find which one catches then ajust it on its fixing screws up or down in or out you could ajust the hindges but bear in mind some of these are on plastic cams and sometimes round off or if its that bad you would have...
i would cut the diffrence of the bottom then wedge the top down and level the top to match the other side you may well have to cut or pull out the
fixings
hi
i would use captive bolts with a domed head on one side with a nut on the other. i dont see and reason not to hang the doors on the concrete posts just rember if you got to drill them they may have metal renforceing rods in them
[quote="Timberjack13"]I would defo used an undercoat of something if u plan to keep the white and dont want the hardwood to come through... :wink:[/quote]
you need to use aliminum primer to cover hard wood if you
want it to stick
got a shower mixer bristan tulsa which is emersion tank fed runs slow before pump switched on fair enough but when the pump is switched on
runs cold and the customer recons it worked ok before have taken the filters apart either side an they are both clean
