October 21, 20196 yr Author Just now, Ferdinand said: [...] Get a sugar daddy tee shirt. [...] Debbie! Christmas present idea. Please!
October 21, 20196 yr Just having read all the replies, I hope you are feeling better. I think that tee shirt should read .. Cluedo: In the Winter Garden, with the barrel of Becherovka F Edited October 21, 20196 yr by Ferdinand
October 30, 20196 yr Is this a common issue with flat roofs? I was hoping to go flat/near flat to trim roofing costs- is it just going to cost me in the long run.
November 7, 20196 yr Author Well @scottishjohn and @SteamyTea ; within 20 meters of my house there is a Tupperware (oops GRP ) roof which is still leaking two (three?) full years after it was built - when the temperature outside was too low. I did suggest to the owner of the roof, that the weather forecast wasn't too good. But he was under time pressure. Each summer since it was built he has tried to repair the leak: without success. Some ya win, some ya lose.
November 7, 20196 yr Author On 30/10/2019 at 12:16, joe90 said: @AnonymousBosch have you found the leak? No, not yet. Been first fixing the electrics. No excuse for me to sleep. The leak is tiny: a drip every two or three minutes.
November 7, 20196 yr 36 minutes ago, AnonymousBosch said: No, not yet. Been first fixing the electrics. No excuse for me to sleep. The leak is tiny: a drip every two or three minutes. Oh, best find it before you connect up your lecky tho!,! ?
November 7, 20196 yr 38 minutes ago, AnonymousBosch said: within 20 meters of my house there is a Tupperware (oops GRP ) roof well if people don't do a job right, what do they expect. Bit like making mashed potatoes, without boiling the spuds.
November 7, 20196 yr 59 minutes ago, AnonymousBosch said: No, not yet. Been first fixing the electrics. No excuse for me to sleep. The leak is tiny: a drip every two or three minutes. We should form a club !!
November 7, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, AnonymousBosch said: The leak is tiny: a drip every two or three minutes. Possibly, or something is quickly soaking up all that water.
November 7, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, pocster said: We should form a club !! I think you should be the leader...having had the most experience...henceforth known as Big Drip!
November 7, 20196 yr Author 16 minutes ago, PeterStarck said: Possibly, or something is quickly soaking up all that water. Exactly. I'm almost past caring now. It won't matter if we leave the ceiling open until next summer. So it can dry out. It takes about an hour to get a drip during heavy rain. And a day or so to stop dripping. Thing is the area concerned is in the rain shadow, so it drips every few weeks. It has been the next but one job for the last few weeks ... ?
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