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A covered bridge is a timber-truss bridge with a roof, decking, and siding, which in most covered bridges create an almost complete enclosure. The purpose of the covering is to protect the wooden structural members from the weather. Uncovered wooden bridges typically have a lifespan of only 20 years because of the effects of rain and sun, but a covered bridge could last over 100 years. Once common, only about 1 in 10 survived the 20th century. The relatively small number of surviving bridges is due to deliberate replacement, neglect, and the high cost of restoration.
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Having lived in a new build for 14 years, on trying to replace our two boilers I’ve been told the installation is dangerous (and has always been so and one boiler has been shut down. The diameter of the pipe from the mains (on one side of the house, which runs under the floor to the boilers...
Right guys I know this is a tundish but.... I don’t know what’s going on here I can never catch it in the act of leaking or dripping and it’s not loads but there’s always a little bit of water at the bottom of the unit and as you can see a Rubbish load of limescale! Can I just clean this off or...
Hi all, I'm new to this forum, I apologise if I miss any protocols
My issue on the face of it has been covered many times, but specifically in this instance it makes no sense and I have not yet found a reasonable answer, if you can help it would be very much appreciated.
I have an open vented...
I just had a new Prorad radiator installed in my downstairs toilet and when the light is on you can see loads of little marks/dents all over the radiator. Guessing this is something to do with the manufacturing process, but is this normal or should I look at getting a replacement?
If its...
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My mum has a Corgi Home Care cover plan for the plumbing in our home and today I have been told over the phone with the plumber trying to sort out leaks on the system.
He has said that they have been working on it for 4 hours and what was a small job is now turning into a disaster as...
Hi Guys,
I thought you might like to know the going's on in NZ. I am ex British Gas, and I want to share the cover up that has happened here. The two biggest offenders are ex UK, as am I, love to answer any questions.
Please see a link below to the NZ plumbers forum....can't put an actual...
My boiler has a small leak and I have to manually increase the pressure every morning. As we have boiler cover they were called and guy came out and said it wasn't covered. Annoying but no real drama. Now Previously when this happened guy did the report and then offered to do the work and we...
We were asked to replace this shower but the landlord wants a surface mounted shower.
the existing shower is covered by tiles so the tiles would have to be knocked out and redone afterwards.
The cold is mains fed and the hot is tank fed.
i was thinking of altering the pipe work and installing...
Customers 5 year old megaflo has a faulty baffle, it's dropped below the tpr hole & is stuck in that position.
Heatrae Sadia say that it's only the stainless cylinder thats guaranteed for 25 years and not any of the parts inside the cylinder.
Just wondered if any one has had a similar problem...
My plumber has covered up some of
the hot water pipes running under the
floor with cement instead of just fitting
the original floorboards back. please
see the photo.
The original hot water pipes are steel
and were unlagged also present are
unlagged copper pipes.
Should I ask him to dig...
Scorps79
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Hi all
have to fit a new main service pipe into my daughter house before they can move in as the old steel pipe is leaking below the stopcock and the house is on shared mains
Fitting a new 25mm MDPE pipe but have a couple of questions to comply with Severn Trents guide notes ?
1/...
Where do you guys source the aluminium / silvery looking pipe insulation from that you see in commercial jobs? My wholesalers seems to struggle when I mention it.
I have the above boiler for the last 2 weeks this is what is happening:
Boilder function [appears to] be 100% normal when cold then when it gets really warm following issue happens:
main burner shuts off
pilot light relights immediately
main burner shuts off again [almost] immediately [1/2...
Mrplumb
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Does anyone fit a lot of combis to old open vented systems and can they provide a copy of their 'waiver' in respect of 'Our price will not include the repairs that maybe required to the existing system with the increased pressure, etc, etc....'
Thanks chaps.
Dickie
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i had my van broken into and all my tools taken. Rang all 3 insurances and i have found out that im not insured. So im wondering if anyone knows where you can get tool insurance only from
Hi my friends got a remeha combi boiler theyve had problems with it from day one.now its 5 year old and the expansion vessels gone and last year the blow off pipe froze so when there was to much pressure put in it didnt go out of the valve.any idea if theu have a case with remeha about it.
Thanks
buttster
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a plumber mate of mine said only imperfection pipe works require ptfe or compound. As long as pipe works are perfectly straight, olive is sufficient. PTFE and compound are to hide flaws. Is he right?
I have had many requests to provide annual boiler insurance. I have even seen it suggested in the June issue of RGE. Are there any restrictions / how do I go about writing a 'contract' etc.
Many thanks
Dave
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