Recent content by Scott_L

Guys thanks for your answers it was indeed a slightly iffy neutral connection because of the solid core wire not quite being “bitten” by the terminal block. All lights and camera working perfectly. This is a great and helpful community so thanks to all

Hello thanks for your quick reply. No changes, there is one light switch at our back door and that switched feed goes to the first lamp then to the camera/floodlight then to the side access light, all live to live, neutral to neutral. I will take some pictures as you request

Hiya I have a question about my outdoor lighting. When we moved in we had 3 outdoor lights connected live to live neutral to neutral from the back door to our kitchen window and then round to our side access path Call them A B and C. Through time they all aged and B and C were in the worst...

Guys, I am trying to fit a nice plastic finishing trim at my bathroom door as the brass bar is like a banana after years of punishment from the family. I am trying to fit the trim rail but have been greeted with this big splurge of tile adhesive. How best can I remove this to get my trim rail...

I have since pulled out the rotten 90x90 bearers. The side nearest the fence was to my horror not sitting on concrete blocks! I have sourced new plastic bearers which are superb

Gutter fitted This water inside isn’t drying out but I am just being impatient because of the wet weather!

Yes I know Butlerfield. Ah right it must be about 20 years old like I say my Dad replaced one wall 11 years ago when we moved in. The bad side of the fence? In the pic showing the exterior, the wet side of the shed is facing North. That’s not coal in the pic, it’s wet soil that has been rotting...

Stivino you are spot on with your observations. The shed was there when I moved in 11 years ago and 10 years ago my late father replaced the other wall at the fence which looks like it was fitted this year! I am removing all the rubbish as you say. I put a new osb/felt roof on which has focused...

Thanks for your helpful replies guys. John, the shed is sitting on concrete blocks and 95x95 timber fence posts. A lot of soil has moved around but I have removed some of the original floor in readiness for an exploratory look and I have shovelled away a couple of buckets of soil. In spring I...

Hi there I am new here but have been reading your informative posts for a few months now and I am looking to replace my shed floor in the spring, my shed is now totally empty so that I can keep an eye on any issues within seconds of putting my head in the door. I am happy with the floor being...