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what else is on that lighting circuit - any outside lights - with all the rain - water will cause that or are you saying the circuit is just 1 light to the mcb - 1 cable only to the light rose and switch

Excellent - will probably have a go tomorrow - WOW thank so much

thanks for the quick reply ok, simple as that in fact thats made me think again - i can just put block on each post and a straight bracket and then the brace just drops over that and will stop side to side as well as back and forth - or as you say just drop in some how - happy about that...

i'm adding a very heavy 42.4mm galvanised black steel pole - mounted on a fence post - thats in ground with metpost the post is 2m High I have 3 brackets - 1 will be at the bottom of pole and the pole sits in it - the other 2 are brackets for the pole to pass through - so in that 1m length...

i have the Dewalt angle grinder and use a 5Ah on that , doesnt last long ,, i havent really tried my 2Ah on - or if i did it didnt work very well I cut a load of coach bolts on a fence and i think i got 10min run time cutting about 16 bolts

if they are now able to moved forward a bit - then maybe a T22 what is the rad you have now a T11, 21, 22 ???? I got loads of different btus from sites = right or wrong i kept to the https://www.bestheating.com/btu-calculator it they have been really good , maybe they are over the needs of...

is this a partition wall or has it got some kind of a brickwall behind and has just been battened out and paster boarded ? rather than dot dab - OR a dividing partition

i was talking about the caps that go onto the valve where the radiator tails fit on have you checked the BTU on what size you need ? i have fitted all 3 types in the house , based on size , BTU and matching existing pipework look at the screwfix rads and download the instruction PDF - that...

you can buy extension tails and cut them down , from screwfix or toolstation - i have done this a few times when replacing old imperial radiators i also downloaded the install info off the screwfix site and worked out how far out the rad centre would be - and on 2 rads i added some wood to the...

i had the same situation where the cable came out of ceiling into the old flouresent light i did use TLC to replace GLBATSCW5 5ft 22/41W LED Tri-Colour (CCT) Batten but i dont think diynot allows to link anyway - this is 5' they have 4' GLBATSCW4 -they have brightness and colour temp...

6 ways to the pendant , rather than 1 connection - so needs 7 way , and for the neutral in/out and 6 way = 8 hence 10way suggestion, which i was going to suggest form TLC , but not sure if they would fit in the void in the pendant or have to be used , pushedinto the ceiling void and so needs a box

sorry - yes, mixed up the way round

no your diagram now does not look right - you are joining all the brown wires together NOT correct see the diagram with 3 connector blocks all separate - is effectively what you need , with the end 2 connections 2 shown as lamp = the 6 switched live and 6 neutral you also need to put the...

its already wired like that - is this the new pendant you want to add or what is the picture ?

to me it looks like this diagram from flameport - a member here - taken from website - https://flameport.com/electric/lighting_circuits/lighting_ceiling_rose_looped.cs4 - simple diagram showing the ceiling rose - so cna you confirm tats what you have - the image is not 100% but what i can see...

dont trust the colours mean anything specifically - blue can mean switched live as well as neutral - depending on how the electricaian decided to wire i dont understand the drawing - as you are showing just 3 wires for the house wire ?

when i used a dewalt - no speed swtiches but speed via the on finger pull button , i start of very slow and make sure its not going to slip and mark the tiles

i'm no expert here , how far away is the shed from the house - total run of cable - this is running both the shed and your garage any reason you choose to lay 1.5mm cable , what are you planning to run in the shed - / garage as i say no expert , so i'm sure a expert will be along here soon...

just had this email - not a huge saving on dewalt tools...

having recently changed to combi , in a bungalow , wished i had done when first moved in, so much better , have a shower over bath and nolonger a trickle having tried LOTS of things to improve that , when kids vome back with grandkids to stay no issue on using bath or shower but my daughter...