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There is bolts for the screws. The holes don't have to be 100% accurate. Thanks for the advice.

@Fallingstar_lulu1 We could be here for days coming up with ways this could be done. If you tell us where you are, there may be someone...

Well, Sunday's been and gone, as did the plumber, spot on time. He's not a big fan of dogs getting under his feet - especially a 9 month...

I agree , he’s probably not prepared to go through all that disturbance and expense on his part if it turns out to be sound ..nobody...

2mm off ( and you say you have a bag full ) is a lot of work and even more dust . Imo the best tool would be a Forstner bit but the...

Hi and welcome Ronnie , I don’t turn but that looks great, welcome to the forum ..

Do I notice a little bit of "attitude" creeping in on some of these posts?! There seems to be an assumption that plumber boy hasn't done...

I never liked that saying tbh but it seems your right

I think we have all said all we can. We just watch from afar and avoid ‘we told you’!

Not far off how I’d approach it , eliminating the water pressure is paramount and should be done 1st . but I’d isolate the boiler from...

I completely understand but many of the members here collectively have hundreds of years experience in these matters hence when you or...

If British Gas were to say ( it’s definitely leaking under the concrete floor) and you expose it and it’s all ok then they would have to...

Hi Cozzer - good luck - you may end up with must of the floor dug up and nothing found - after that keep digging more floor?? Looking...

I've no doubt that the quality advice received from you and others is just that - quality - but as I've mentioned before, I know zilch...

I’ve always removed excess flux from pipes and joints after soldering especially the self cleaning types . Lost count of how many leaks...