Recent content by vibrobullit407

There are a lot of cheap nasty brushes out there joe that are just not fit for purpose. All the sheds sell some really bad, really stiff bristle brushes that hold next to no paint and leave really terrible brush marks that will never fall out of oil based paints never mind water based. You also...

My personal choice is synthetic for WB and pure bristle for OB. For synthetic You can't go wrong with Purdy and for bristle I like Hamilton perfection, but that's just my choice, other people may favour other brands. With regard to roller pile it depends on what your covering and what...

I take it that you've tested between permanent live and neutral when the switch is off and your getting 230V?

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Have seen it done with built in wardrobes and it can look quite good. The doors seem to just disappear. The ones I have seen tend to be push operated so they don't have handles and use flush hinges. If papering then may be best to coat with water based matt varnish (if the paper will allow) so...

It would be a good idea to paint a stain block over the water stained area. You may get away with using some oil based undercoat if you have some lying around as this will do the job and can be cheaper. Once dry you will be able to over paint with your desired emulsion. Johnstones do a decent...

On the market for new front door and front double glazing but want something that has better noise reduction than what I have at the moment. I currently have windows containing standard 4mm float with 20mm spacer. Any advice on what I should be looking at as a replacement that is not...

A lack of cheese would rule that idea out!

Well the hair transplant has obviously worked then!

I don't think it would be a good idea to tell official people that you have been looking at and reading someone else's mail without consent! An anonymous tip off maybe, with just enough info to get the ball rolling!

Remove the tiles and overboard with PVC window board. This will stop all the problems that you are having. Or you could try posting in the tilling forum as they may be better to answer your question!

It's all in the links provided. Connect the 3 red cores into a 5A connector, the 2 blacks into the neutral terminal, the black with the red sleaving into the line/live terminal and the g/y into the earth terminal. Simples

Myself and my QS are now aware of the fact that it does not conform to BS7671. That is why I am returning to protect the lights via a RCD. The question was could some one advise how my installation has made the location more dangerous, not weather or not it complies!

Could some one please point out to me that what I have done makes the installation more dangerous as my circuit is RCD protected, the water intake is connected to cpc internally (bonded), the shower in its design is IPX4, there is an IPX4 light fitting and the rad is bonded to the lighting...

No, I had a discussion with my QS and he did not know that what I had done was a breach either. He suggested that we go back to fit the rcbo as per the NIC and I arranged it with the customer. i.e appointment date and informed them that it was at no charge!