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Stairs is a structure designed to bridge a large vertical distance by dividing it into smaller vertical distances, called steps. Stairs may be straight, round, or may consist of two or more straight pieces connected at angles.
Types of stairs include staircases (also called stairways), ladders, and escalators. Some alternatives to stairs are elevators (also called lifts), stairlifts, inclined moving walkways, and ramps. A stairwell is a vertical shaft or opening that contains a staircase. A flight (of stairs) is an inclined part of a staircase consisting of steps (and their lateral supports if supports are separate from steps).

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    Mysterious Taps

    Hello chaps - little query here for you knowledgeable guys - moved into a new house few months ago and was told that the stop tap was under the stairs by the previous occupant - Under the stairs there are what look like 2 separate stop taps - I then found both are turned off - after going under...
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    Underfloor heating, Rads, TRV's??????????????????????????

    Morning all, firstly, HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'v got a custom that I'v done a bit of work for over the last 2 years. I'v now got to price up a new wall hung heat store boiler for them on Monday. They have underfloor heating down stairs & rads up stairs. Now I'm not sure if the rads have...
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    ideal isar bites back

    why have i not learnt yet ? went to do a gas safety check on a house 35 miles away today while there got a bit flustered as time was running short and other jobs to go to . tested boiler on hw and htg and all fine . decide to have a look inside at seals and heat ex etc .put cover back on and...
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    fire-proofing around a boiler under stairs?

    hi all, hope your all well.... not been on here a while. i have a job where the new boiler will be under the stairs, and have been told i need to fire proof the whole of the cupboard. is this right? i was told by someone else that i could make a box, fireproof it and fit it around the...
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    Zoning of heating system up stairs and down

    Hi all, I have been told by a firm I some times do work for that we all have to put the up stairs and down stairs heating on two x two ports and stats, which in most cases is not that hard but if down stairs rads are on drops you would have to run two circuits around up stairs. Any help will be...
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    kent plumber needed

    any one in maidstone looking for work. i need a rad removed and a bathroom moved from down stairs to a middle bedroom up stairs. (do i need planning for this) maybe a new boiler too im willing to help things along as im a trainee plumber. ( drill holes run pipes solder clean up make the tea )...
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    boiler installed above the stairs?

    Hi guys, Been to look at a complete central heating install, its a tiny little flat and they want a combi installing, as space is limited the land lady has asked if the boiler can be installed on the piece of wall above the stair case/ on the staircase. i cant seem to find anything in the...
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    upstairs radiators hot, down stairs cold

    hi people i have a saunier duval f23e combi boiler(11years old), a few days ago i tried to turn on the central heating but the boiler kept on igniting on/off. the hot water works fine.my service people came out and checked it and said it had a build up of magnitite in the water for the heating...
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    tool boxes

    How many of you lot have broken something or chipped door or scratched a wall carrying your tool box through a house ? I was out jobbing yesterday and carrying my tool box which is a fair size through the house and the lady had her hands on my tool box guiding it through the house . When asked...
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    Creating down stairs toilet in single storey extension.

    If I want to fit a new toilet in an existing single storey extension where would I take the waste? The existing drains are the other side of the wall about 3 feet away, if I go straight through the wall do I have to have a soil stack or can I go straight down to connect to the drain. If I do not...
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