Inspiration & Advice

When reading through door catalogues or looking at information in showrooms, we understand that some of the more technical terms, such as 'semi-solid core' and 'beading,' can be overwhelming. So, because we want our clients to be as informed as possible before purchasing one of our doors, here's a convenient and thorough reference to all the door-related phrases you're likely to encounter. After all, knowledge is power!   Core construction The phrase 'core construction' of a doo …

Radiators are one of the most often used appliances in the home, but they are frequently the least cleaned. How easy is it to forget to clean our radiators? A build-up of dust or debris, often, can prevent the heating system from operating effectively, as well as being incredibly unsightly. Therefore, if you’ve found yourself guilty of neglecting yours, there are a few simple tips within this blog to help you tackle the task of cleaning your radiator with minimal effort. …

The 2021 edition of the Part L Building Regulations is due to take effect from 15th June 2022, as part of a major update to the latest part L building regulations. This significant update to existing energy efficiency standards from the part L building regulations in 2020 provides a huge improvement for all buildings and serves as a steppingstone towards the introduction of the Future Homes Standard in 2025. As a result, the updated Building Regulations comprise of 2 ne …

To put it simply, bleeding a radiator involves releasing the trapped air inside your heating system. If you can hear the pipes banging or radiators gurgling, this is usually a sign that you should bleed your radiator. Allowing this air to escape will help you heat your house more efficiently and minimise your total energy expenses. To find out how to successfully bleed your radiator, just read our helpful step-by-step guide below. To bleed your radiator, you will need – A radiat …

There are several reasons why you may wish to remove a radiator. Whether you want to redecorate a room, replace your radiator with a new one, or clean it, removing a radiator may be a difficult task. However, don't let that deter you; if you know how, removing a radiator is a piece of cake! The tools you will need to remove a radiator are: Radiator key 2 adjustable wrenches Bowl to catch water https://www.homeserve.com/uk/living/blog/how-to-re... Step 1: Turn of …