Recent content by roadsterrob

No mate, they were stored in the bungalow overnight, not damp at all.

No, the weight is ok.

Thought as much, thanks. I will remove the frame as best as I can without completely knackering the MDF, and will see if the MDF corrects itself. If it does, I will make a thinner frame for both sides. If not, new MDF with framing each side....more money....doh...

Morning. I made some bi-fold internal wardrobe doors, 4 of them in total, 380mm wide and about 7ft tall. I made them from 18mm MDF, and added an inch and a half or so timber frame to each one, for depth and for visual, using planed timber from B&Q that was out in the yard (not sure it was...

I'll just wire it into the junction box. The other extractor worked just fine like that. Thanks.

I did see the black adaptor picture you posted, as I had done a search before. The plug on the extractor however is the one I have pictured in the album below and would not fit the adaptor you pictured. Perhaps there are other adaptors?

Ok, so best to take the moulded plug off, and hard wire it to the junction box then?

And I should just add that a fully registered sparkie rewired the kitchen about 3 years ago and the mains cable for the extractor is a designated cable for the extractor.

Thanks, that's easier then. I think this runs at 230v so I thought it would be ok, but just wanted to check. It doesn't actually say anything in the manual.

Hi, new to the forum but have looked with interest many times some of the threads, invaluable source of information. I have just bought a cooker hood, brand new in the box made by Kuppersbusch, it has a moulded on European 2 prong plug. The hood is replacing my old one which was hooked up...