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Yeah, See the reason for the three core now, will put that in ready. Don't realy like the idea of having a single wire just connecting the commons of the two outer switches. Cheers guys.

Just looked at the diagram :-) so by using three core one switch will have L1 and L 2 with two wires in each terminal.

Cheers guys, From what I gather the intermediate just needs linking to the others by means of 2 wires plus the earth obviously, what's the purpose of using the three core

Hi, just built a conservatory but I want to crack on with the plastering. On a 4 way switch, do I need to run 3 core or 2 core cable between the switches. Don't want the spark hacking out the new plSter later.

Yeah, just noticed the date :-)

Jesus, that's a bit steep. Where in Lancashire are you ? I'm in lancs

Thanks guys for all your input, It was just ideas we were kicking about but it sounds as if this is going to run into several thousand pounds just for the materials alone, Lets put it another way, If it were your house (as pro installers) what would you do? for your own use? May just go...

guess its something that has never been asked before then ?

Hi all, I'm in the process of building a dormer bungalow and we coming to the first fix stage, we are wondering the best way to heat and provide water for the bathrooms. The bungalow is 5 bed room 2 bathrooms and 2 en-suite, The total downstairs floor area is aproximatly 180 sq meters. We...

Wizard, That post is 2 years old :shock: You bored with nothing better to do than look through old posts ?? Agree with your comments though :D If he was a spread, he would be answering questions, not asking them.

NO NO NO dont put PVA externally.

Well, if it were me, I'd be getting a few mates to give me a lift. Or if you have plenty of spare cash, call in a crane. Option 1 for me though

More importantly, have you finished the kitchen yet ? I noticed its almost 1 year to the day that you started :D

Very nice. Shame you didnt chase in the pipes for the sink in the bathroom. Have you seen the new staircases Burbridge are doing ? the ones with the glass panels and satin chrome fittings. Fusion still looks quite contemporary though.

Have to say that is truly exceptional. Your obviously a little past the weekend DIY'er stage where woods concerned. First thing I also thought once a saw no dividing doors was the heat retention requirement. Is it tripple glazing? or some other weird glass ?

Barkeep, I still pop on to have a look every now and then. Works prevents me getting on as much these days. Looks like Noseall has sorted you out. Good luck mate.

Go on caster you tell um mate. Bloody drylining :evil: You wont see me dot and dabbing a wall so i can get off the job as quick as possible before the customer tries to hang his lovely new plasma. I take pride in my work. There should be 2 job tittles when people sell themselves as a...

I went to fit a shower at a customers recently who had the grant for a new combi from these clowns. Before the work she had a gas fire in the living room and a baxi back boiler. The old shower was a pumped triton from the hot water tank. After the above mentioned company had finished...

probably too late now, but if the sink has a very narrow flange and you are worried the formica may splinter near the edge, buy yourself a downward cutting blade. Another tip for worktops, If you cut a lot of scribe joints and want to save your router bit, after you have made your first pass...

There you go, this site is helpfull afterall :D