The plaster is on metal lathe. Between the plaster and the inside of the stone structure is a pocket of maybe a few inches.
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The plaster is on metal lathe. Between the plaster and the inside of the stone structure is a pocket of maybe a few inches.
>>Is this a rubble-stone veneer over a studwall structural wall on which plaster & lath are applied? A masonry cavity wall? If it's plaster & lath on studs, and the exterior sheathing is in good...
My bedroom is about 14 x 16 or so and has only one wall that is connected to the rest of the house. There is a window in each of the three freestanding walls. Each window is pretty old and although...
I have oil in my house. I have noticed that the price of oil fluctuates alot and is quite a bit more expensive to heat with than natural gas, right now. Is it possible to get an gas burner installed...
not only will I need to cut a hole in my nice antique oak floor, but from what you say, I will also need to have a hole cut through the roof of the house. If I had only considered this expense before...
Are you saying that in order to fix that well (someday) that hole through the ceiling (the room has a 7' ceiling, and the wine cask is empty and has been cut to fit over the well head and hose) will...
It was in the house this way when I bought the house 14 years ago. There is a window in the well room that leads to the outside. Is that tube fairly flexible? I noticed that there is a hole in the...
I have a well room in my house. It is really just a concrete room under one section of the house. In the middle of the concrete floor is a approx 1 foot square hole which does to the dirt. Coming out...
Yes. Thanks for your help. I help people for a living, and as such, never expect a thank you. But if you need to hear a thank you to stroke your ego, here we go, THANK YOU.
I don't know where you guys live, but I recently had a really bad experience in NJ. I have had some good experiences.
>>Funny,
>>I doesn't bother me at all to drop off my cars and vans and have...
Well, we agree to agree. Good luck.
We got it going. Luckily there were two of us and one has a brother-in-law who is a plumber. Ended up pulling the bibb back through the wall and then pushing is back in. I'd rather step on a nail...
The hose bib is not the problem. I can loosen it. The issue is that that copper tube going trough the wall has clear caulking around it very heavily caulked. How can I remove this cauking or least...
It is way up in a ceiling with a lot of wood around it in an old house and there is very little room. I don't want to burn down the house. I will try to work with the play since L.wes didn't have a...
I got a shark-bite-like 1/2 ball valve. I need to cut into a copper line to place this in. The ball valve take 1 1/2 inch of pipe in each side and the ball valve in 3 3/4 inches long, so math tells...
A frost-free silcock is a good idea. I have thought about that before. There are 2 problems.
The walls of this house are stone and about a foot thick, maybe more. Assuming I get the 14" silcock,...
What is a big blue/red box?
OK. Now we are thinking outside the box. But how do I get this in? Say I cut out the old ball valve. Let's say this leaves a 3 inch piece missing in the line. Now I want to put the Sharkbite back...
>>Does the current ball valve leak in the open position¿
You mean leak from the valve itself? No. When the valve is closed a little bit of water still emits. Is there a washer in these things?
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As I said, there is approx only one foot in which to remove the current ball valve and replace it.
Every winter the pipe outside my home that goes to the hose, leaks. I drain the pipe before winter, but the ball valve that is inside the house lets a dribble of water through, even though it is...
Well these baseboards are on the first floor while the oil burner is in the basement. I need some written instructions on how to bleed the air.
I am not sure which part is the convector.
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We recently had our bathroom redone and the plumber put in a new baseboard which looks great. I now want to replace the two baseboards in my kitchen. What is the process? Do I need to "drain" the...
I have a plumber redoing my bathroom. I noticed that instead of using copper tubing, he is using plastic. There is red and blue plastic tubes for both the sink and the shower. I see that he has used...
I am putting in a wood floor in my dining room. The baseboard radiator is too low to the floor for me to slide the new flooring under it. Someone recommended that I detach the radiator from the wall,...