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Fitting guttering

Posted in 'How-to' Guides, General Plumbing on October 4th, 2011 by Julian Cassell – 4 Comments

When fitting guttering, base decisions on which way a run will flow according to the position of gullies and drains, because this is where the downpipes must be directed. Some downpipes will terminate above ground and others underground, so take this into account when deciding whether you need a downpipe shoe at the bottom, or just to let the pipe run directly into the drain. read more »

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Renewing silicone sealant

Posted in 'How-to' Guides, Tiling Walls on October 25th, 2010 by Julian Cassell – Be the first to comment

The silicone sealant joints around the edges of baths and showers are vital waterproofing components and must be replaced/renewed if they have been badly applied, or,  the passage of time (and corrosive cleaning agents!) have gradually broken down the effectiveness of the seal. read more »

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Waterproof paint?

Posted in Home Improvement Advice, The Guardian on June 20th, 2010 by Julian Cassell – Be the first to comment

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Waterproof paint?

The Guardian, Saturday 12 September 2009

Is there a paint that can cope with the direct hit of a shower? I have an over-the-bath shower and untiled walls. read more »

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