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Thanks Threadjacker in answer to your questions i will test the gate valves anticlockwise (i'm presuming this is the isolation valve for each tap?) As for limescale - i live just outside Blackpool so i'm presuming is soft too. Kind Regards

thanks for the prompt reply - System is about 18 years old If this is the case how would i remove it? Flush it? take it apart and clean? Kind Regards

Hi - i have Low Hot Water Pressue, i've measured (somewhat roughly) output of my taps Downstairs Kitchen Sink - 2.7 litres per minute Upstairs Bathroom Sink - 3.6 litres per minute Upstairs Bathroom Bath - 2.7 litres per minute Upstairs Ensuite Sink - 6 litres per minute My main...

The garage is constructed of brick with wooden trusses and slate and ashphalt roof. Many thanks, is this better?

thanks for the explaination. The garage isn't serviced or connected to anything apart from the 4mm Armoured cable which i will hopefully get to connect to the consumer unit once i establish if my diagram is correct. Regards

so extraneous-conductive parts is an alternative earth that the new unit should be hooked up to aswell as the main consumer unit earth??

Fair enough. 4mm armoured 32amp No Approx 18m Without tampering with the Utilites side it seems so. Not sure what you mean

Thanks for the advice on the notification. So is this the right way to wire this unit? Thanks

I havent as yet... Wasn't aware that you need to notify the local authorities if you are replacing exsisting units with exsisting wiring.... No wiring diagram came with ther unit.

Hi, i bought a garage consumer unit and i guess this is how it should be wired up, can anyone comment if this is right. Many thanks

sorry i meant to say fittings/unit not just the lamps. Would CFL's give off a good wash - low energy is what i'm after really. Also any links from TLC would be good... Cheers

Sorry to resurrect an old post but I’m looking to do the same - are these the correct lamps? http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/GUFRD50W.html If not can anyone post the link? Regards

Unfortunatly not the house is about 13 years old, the exsisting floor at ground level is concrete with a layer of plastic and then it has 2inches of kingspan glued to 35mm chipboard, this will be the same for the extension to. Cheers

Thanks for all the replies, i will take on board the issues with the garage supply and get something sorted.... Also i now know what to expect when the sparky comes round. Cheers

LOL never noticed that! There is already an interlinked smoke detector at the bottom of the stairs.... obviously the architect missed that one so i'm not sure whether that matters or not - the new door way to the extension will be directly infront of the stairs.