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Can anyone offer any advice on this? Cheers Tom

Hi I was hoping for some expert advice I'm buying an oak worktop and have narrowed it down to Barncrest or Worktop Express prime oak, but am confused as to which is better quality They both obviously say they are amazing The price difference is 100 so not huge Is there a way of...

Thanks for the reply. I guess when i said clingfilm I meant more industrial type shrink wrap. Still a no no? What worried me about gaffer tape is won't it leave a sticky residue on the paint (eg if sealing up a chest of drawers...) Thanks

We're having a loft conversion and the ceilings are being lowered. We have been told this will be extremely messy so we're going to try to move as much of our stuff elsewhere. Inevitably we'll have to keep some of it in the flat (currently a 1 bed so small) so is there a way to protect our...

Slightly different sink I think http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/S79931650/ Was looking at worktop express today. Almost impossible to tell the qualities of all these suppliers

Ikea reckon for the type of sink were going for it needs to be at least 3.8

Yoire rit that the 2.8cm pmes are all wood, but The 3.8cm ones which is what we need for the sink are mainly particle board with about 1mm of wood http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50202449/

Hi there We're getting an ikea kitchen and want wood worktops but aren't very impressed with the ikea ones. They're ot solid wood and seem to chip easily (lots like that in store) Can anyone recommend a place to get oak worktops? I've seen barncreast and Norfolk oak but are they worth...

Hmmmm That doesnt sound ideal.... Thanks a lot for the help

The risk of not checking fault protection...

Presumably thought this "third" wire has been there for a while, so its as likely to cause a problem today as it was a year ago? I will be getting a builder and electrician in in August to redo the whole kitchen - so anything I do would just be temporary until then. Just so I understand...

Thanks for all the advice guys - so am I right to presume I would be stupid to do this myself?

No The white socket the oven is plugged into is inside a cupboard. The red switch is above the worktop but it's hard wired into there

Exactly

Nope Have a gas hob. The plug that comes out of the red switched socket is just a normal plug going to the toaster

Ok, so I took some pics. The order goes from oven to plug to white plug socket to red switch socket to fuse box Thanks a lot for your help. Tom White plug socket Red switch socket

I'm pretty sure it's not the element as I've replaced the main element with a new one and that dint work I'll have a look for a circuit board - dont remember seeing one...

I presume its not something I can do myself?

This is a pic of my fusebox if that helps...

I removed the top and connected the two wires going into the thermostat, and that didnt do it, so it's not the thermostat that's broken. Any other ideas what it might be? It's not the thermostat or element... Thanks a lot