Oh frak

[suityou01]

how much snow are we talking ?

Inches ?

Varies. On top of hot water tank 6 inches. On loft boards 4-6 inches. On chimney breast 2 inches.

Then again my lovely new loft boards are soaking up a lot of the melted stuff so it's not all bad.

[Paddy]

Noticed that the overflow had been p*ssing all night so I was sent up into the attic to investigate.

My loft is full of snow.

The weight of the snow had buckled in the cover of the hot water tank, thus depressing the ball valve.

It will melt unless I get up there and man the shovels / bilge pumps.

It’s yet more proof of global warming.

[FiveTimes]

Varies. On top of hot water tank 6 inches. On loft boards 4-6 inches. On chimney breast 2 inches.

Then again my lovely new loft boards are soaking up a lot of the melted stuff so it's not all bad.

Christ - where do you live the north pole

[suityou01]

Christ - where do you live the north pole

Luton.

[Diver]

Varies. On top of hot water tank 6 inches. On loft boards 4-6 inches. On chimney breast 2 inches.

Then again my lovely new loft boards are soaking up a lot of the melted stuff so it's not all bad.

So your loft insulation is practically non-existent too?

tut tut

[suityou01]

So your loft insulation is practically non-existent too?

tut tut

Oh yes good point. The loft insulation under the loft boards will also soak this up like a sponge. I'm saved.

[Diver]

Oh yes good point. The inadequate loft insulation under the loft boards will also soak this up like a sponge. I'm saved.

FTFY

[cojak]

Oh yes good point. The loft insulation under the loft boards will also soak this up like a sponge, treble in weight and collapse the ceiling onto the beds. I need an umbrella and a hard hat too.

FTFY.

[Diver]

FTFY.

[scotspine]

sy, what are you using for tiles that will allow 6" of snow to get under them, used envelopes?