August 21, 20197 yr Looks very tight to the roof ..? Are you able to get bends and silencers etc on that ..??
August 21, 20197 yr Author 13 minutes ago, PeterW said: Looks very tight to the roof ..? Are you able to get bends and silencers etc on that ..?? Yes - should do . Was told by bpc that I can fit the flexible silencers first to Mvhr - which should give me enough ‘bend’ to be in the loft space . Edited August 21, 20197 yr by pocster
August 21, 20197 yr On 30/07/2019 at 19:46, pocster said: Some of the bitch neighbors are dead now ; so less hassle ! ?
August 21, 20197 yr Author 1 minute ago, Ferdinand said: ? True mate ! . Best way to beat neighbours complains / calling enforcement officer is to allow ‘natural wastage ‘ ?
August 21, 20197 yr Author Can you mount the spigot upside down ? So bottom entry rather than top ???
September 13, 20197 yr Author 30 minutes ago, dpmiller said: are those tiles all in neat unbonded rows? Sigh yes ! . Even this ‘proper’ roofer queried why they were done like that ...
September 13, 20197 yr 38 minutes ago, dpmiller said: are those tiles all in neat unbonded rows? I think I questioned that when they went on ...
September 13, 20197 yr Author 1 minute ago, PeterW said: I think I questioned that when they went on ... Yep - you did .... Original roofer ( if that is what he was ) said “it didn’t matter “ Edited September 13, 20197 yr by pocster
September 14, 20197 yr You do see a few roofs like that with the flat tiles perhaps the interlock detail means it's ok who wouldn't want bonded though?
September 14, 20197 yr 46 minutes ago, Oz07 said: You do see a few roofs like that with the flat tiles perhaps the interlock detail means it's ok who wouldn't want bonded though? My neighbours house is tiled with flat tiles that have a line down the middle, they are meant to look a bit like slates and for that to work would need to be offset by 1/4 of a tile from the row above. But they are all laid with no offset at all.
September 17, 20197 yr Author Anyone else have issues with the supplied duct seal ? . Doesn’t seem to hold joints together at all ! . Thought it would be like solvent weld but it’s not . Next day with the slightest bit of strain on the joint it comes apart ...
September 17, 20197 yr Author Hmmmm perhaps i’m Not meant to use this for connecting solid pipe . Not sure where i’m Meant to use it !
September 17, 20197 yr 34 minutes ago, Mr Punter said: I like to tape around the outside as well with the foil tape. Me too, in fact I've relied on duct tape to both join and seal all our sections of rigid duct. There's a good reason that duct tape is called duct tape...
September 17, 20197 yr If it's a sealant rather than an adhesive, it may not be intended to provide a mechanical joint.
September 17, 20197 yr Author Oh yes; I was going to foil tape all joints anyway. Rather make sure they aren't coming apart before I do that though...
September 17, 20197 yr Author BPC say that the duct seal stuff remains plyable for a few days before setting. I'll keep to CT1 for now.
September 18, 20197 yr Author 1 hour ago, Oz07 said: Surely ct1 is ott here. What about all purpose silicone Just what I had lying around
September 19, 20197 yr Author Below ground ducting complete . Think i’ll Add more support to some of the pipes . The fixing clips don’t seem especially strong . Ground floor now - should be easier . Tricky doing long pipes on your own as I have no friends ??
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