Recent content by adrian1810

Yes, sorry if I wasn't clear enough but this is exactly what I meant. Much appreciated.

Hi I have noticed that waste from my house flowing in the underground waste pipes gets blocked every so often. I think this is down to the fact that some of the grout between the underground pipe sections has vanished, so when waste flows over the gap it lodges itself and subsequent waste...

I am installing a shower and a towel radiator in a bathroom. The central heating system uses copper pipes. For the new towel radiator and shower, I have run plastic pipes (by breaking into the copper pipes from under the floorboards on the landing) to the connections to the radiator and the...

Much appreciated - I'll go ahead with the 100mm

Here's a question that's been puzzling me for a few days. I am plumbing in a new sink in a new extension on the house. There is a external gully a couple of feet away from the proposed sink location. I was planning to run a standard 32mm sink waste pipe to a hopper outside the extension wall...

Great stuff! It just so happens I need a specific type of cooker hood as well and would you believe it, tlc do just the one. Thanks Ade B

The good news is I am getting a spark in to replace my existing consumer unit to a modern unit and replace the existing cooker (including the rewiring) with this new cooker. I assume from your previous comments that I will need a cooker switch with a 50amp rating ? I had a quick look on...

Is there such a thing as an external (i.e. weatherproof) splitter for coax cable ? Thanks Ade B

I have purchased a double oven electric cooker. I wanted to know the cable size to use when wiring it up. The first page of the manual states "The electrical connections must be connected to the terminal block as detailed opposite. A cable of the correct rating of this appliance must be...