Recent content by JoMc30

Hi there, wondering if someone could shed some light on this problem. I have a rising tide mark of damp on an internal party wall on the ground floor. I marked it with a pen a while back and it has risen a little past this mark now. When this problem first appeared, I asked the tennants of the...

Thanks for the replies. I wont be fitting an electric cooker as I prefer gas! I didnt have a cooker hood fitted at the time of the rewire as the kitchen is still yet to be done. We bought a house in need of total refurbishment. We had to install a bathroom as the existing one wasnt fit for human...

Recently had the whole house rewired. The certificate I got when all was done and tested says in the column marked overcurrent protected devices that I have MCB type B 32A circuit for the cooker. This may sound dumb to those of you in the know, but I was expecting to see a blanked point behind...

Thanx Dave, just nice to know what can be done. I have the kitchen planned. Next job is to lower the ceiling, theres a bit of plastering to be done and then I'll get the cooker pipe sorted. Should have a new kitchen soon! I dont really have much of one at the moment, just a few shabby base units...

well thats gonna be so much better thanks namsag!

Thankyou all for your replies! Answer to gas4u... the bayonet connector on the pipe sticks out 3 inches from the wall. It looks quite old, but then so is the kitchen its in, probably from the 60's lol. As soon as Ive lowered the ceiling, I'll get the corgi person in to have a sort out and make...

We are planning to redo our kitchen and I have a question about the gas cooker pipe. At present it sticks so far out from the wall that the free standing cooker will not fit flush with the units. Is there any way to rectify this? Can the pipe be moved so that it is in a cupboard or is that...