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nonothingbozo

Thanks Mark, The funny thing is that one of the quotations includes us breaking out the external concrete slab next to the wall (in the side return) and then they will install a new slab... for £1000. And I have no idea why they are doing it or what it will achieve? Are they just going to put some D...

nonothingbozo

Hi All, I have a nightmare house which keeps throwing up random problems... the latest is this: damp in the kitchen walls (suspended floor in rear extension) and the cellar (under the main house). Now, we've had a couple of people round who seem to know as much as me and go for the usual solutions o...

nonothingbozo

Just moved to London and discovered that the cold water runs up to a tank in the loft before being distributed around the house. I don't really like this idea and I haven't had it in previous houses, but I am wondering whether it is necessary in London due to very low water pressure - is this right?...

nonothingbozo

Just moved into a new house with loads of work to do but one thing that is intriguing me is this: why would you remove radiators from a working central heating system? Basically, about half of the radiators are present, and most of these work, but about half have been removed completely with only th...

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How do you damp proof a cellar wall externally?!

Are cold water tanks any good?

So why would you remove radiators?