Recent content by Noslien

Hi Jadele, thanks for that, but I think I would need special crimping tools to use that fitting; as far as I can make out.

My son put a long pin through plasterboard and made a hole in plastic pipe for the central heating in his flat. We cut a small hole in the plasterboard and he covered the pin hole with resin. This has set hard but unfortunately there is still a very slow drip from the repair. I thought about...

Did you solve your problem because I have the same thing with a different model - internal light on but wont do anything. Grateful for your advices

I want to fit a wall hung basin to go onto a concealing unit out to be built out from a brick wall. The unit will have a shelf covering. The pipework for the basin and the toilet will be concealed in the to be built unit. Distance from brick wall to front of the new stud section will be 20cm...

jctilingservices - chamfer the edges of the tiles Many thanks for your reply. Much appreciated. Your idea sounds good, but if you will excuse my ignorance, does this mean you file down the top back of the tile so that it is thinner? Or do you file the front edge? Kind regards Jim

We are revamping a toilet/cloakroom which we will fully tile. There is existing coving, which we would rather not remove. The tiles are abt 10/11 mm thick and the edge of the coving is about 11/12mm deep. I am intending to ask the tiler to leave a 3mm gap between tile and coving and "push the...

Many thanks for all the contributions. Very useful. Jim

Thanks for your response John. Yes, the old socket box would be almost completely behind the radiator, and for all practical purposes inaccessible. Any straight forward way round this, if Wagos are not compliant? I thought about going down and under the floor boards, but, I really didn't...

We have an awkwardly placed radiator which we are having to move by about 15 inches . However doing this would also require moving a double socket 15 inches. The wall is an external breeze block and plaster wall. Can I just create a new socket opening 15 inches to the left of the existing one...

Just moved house and found the socket shown in the attached image. 2 thin wires enter from the back? It says Phoenix on the front. Any ideas please?

I have bought a new stainless steel kitchen sink, as well as clips it comes with a sort of plastic triangle with a tap size hole. I presume this is to reinforce or support the tap hole, but I am not clear how to fit it and there are no instructions Any advice gratefully received.