Recent content by TLM123

Thank you all again

Ok - hopefully the spur is good and someone can just drill a hole through the wall and hang the rad (I can see why two people would be needed although I'd not considered it before). Probably be after Christmas now but at least I'm not going to have to get the tiles taken up and the slimline rads...

Thank you again, I will ask an electrician to come and have a look - finders crossed.

Sounds good - i was thinking of something like this. http://www.bestheating.com/phoenix-flavia-chrome-electric-heated-towel-rail-1200mm-x-300mm.html I don't suppose you have any ball park idea of what an electrician might charge to fit this? Thank you so much for your help

Hi There are three electric wall heaters (not storage I think), one in the bedroom and two in the living area - plus that one switch - no heating in kitchen or bathroom.

:) What can I say. This is a small one bed flat all on the same floor.

Hi Here are photos of my fuse box. Does the choice between peak and off peak make a difference when choosing a heater?

Hello i'm really sorry to go when you are being so helpful but I have an appointment that I'm now late for - I've taken photos of the fuse box and will upload them this evening when I get back. Thank you for all your help

Sorry - didn't see your last reply - I'll look into the option of a tiny wall heater

Well that's the mystery solved anyway thank you for your help. I'll have to get someone in to put some sort of heating in - I guess something over the door although I think they look a bit cheap. Do you know if UFH would have been suitable anyway baring in mind that the available floor space is...

The bathroom is a rectangle with one corner taken off for the door, the bath with shower over takes up one full wall and the sink is opposite it - the toilet is opposite the door (the door is on the angles wall)

Thank you Sparkwright. I've had another look and there is only one set of wires - the brown seems to say OUT whilst the blue IN??

I once worked as a carer for someone who had underfloor heating with just a switch like this one which also did not work, she had no thermostat either.

I just took the fuse out - its 13amps

Thank you I have taken off the plate and it is wired up - the wires go down through the wall but I can see where after that. I have no airing cupboard, the boiler is over the other side of the flat, I have kept the switch off mainly and nothing is not working but I did have it on for six hours...