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Air from a tyre is slightly less messy that water which will be expelled if the diaphragm inside the pressure vessel has failed and the system pressure has not been dropped. The off load standing pressure in a heating expansion vessel can be between 1.5 to 3 Bar.

VERY QUICKLY if system still under pressure and have a few cores within reach in case you drop one! Don't ask how I know this!

I have - in front of the customer!!! 🤬:rolleyes::whistle:

Not in a conservation area by any chance are you? If so you may need planning permission to change the roof covering.

I used my Brother printer to produce labels for the cleats serving various lumps of rope on my friend's 36ft yacht. They stuck like 'STAAB' and are still in in position over 8 years later with no degradation of either printing or adhesion despite being exposed to the elements.

Seconded. Had a customer who thought he would make it easier to get around in his trussed loft by cutting a few 'lumps of wood' out of the way. Cost him half a new roof!!

I recently got rid on my single lock-up in Surrey when the price went up from £115pcm to £150pcm.

This site may be of interest. I have used the wedi extruded foam board which was a joy to work with being both very strong, light weight and ready to take tiling without priming. Not the cheapest to be fair but I would have no hesitation in using again when I refurb our bathroom.

Would it not be easier to pull the existing plasterboard off and start again with the backerboard in it's place (assuming you are planning to tile floor to ceiling)? Might help with the tight measurements involved as well.

I bought one of these https://www.screwfix.com/p/roughneck-round-head-long-handled-digging-shovel/243kh to clear out the stream that runs through our garden. It is very heavy and, with a judicial sharpening of the blade on the grindstone, it easily slices through roots including bullrush tubas...

See my reply to angle grinder post.

I'd be happy to take the angle grinder and the 2 x Stanley sawhorses but would not be able to pick them up until Tuesday 2nd April during the day.

Primarily caused by people opening the valve fully and then not backing off the wheel half a turn to take the load off the spindle threads. The same applies to stopcocks as well.

Just an observation on the low pitch but if either of the two side elevations face the prevailing winds could there may be an issue during heavy rainfall and strong winds preventing run off and maybe even blowing it back up under the ridge capping?

I would be interested to know in what respect you think Acronis True Image has lost its way. I have been using it for quite a few years and have had no problems. I also use the paid version of SyncBakPro to synchronise all the user data files to the latest versions.

For the next 'visit' insist on Picolax preparation not Movicol (horrible stuff!).

Been there, done that for the first 14 years of my working life. Still got all the kit and use it occasionally. Far more relaxing than trying to get to grips with CAD! :ROFLMAO:

Would Derbyshire County Council not have a list of approved SWQR contractors? A quick Google throws up Kirkaldy & Roe as covering that area. Kirkaldy and Roe – Construction

I'm not surprised that the partner didn't know what it was. The last time I saw one being used was over twenty years ago so a bit before his time.