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Tiled around a bath/shower with gloss white tiles, and a border consisting of 3 wide of Dalian Aqua Mosaic blue mosaic. http://www.tilemagic.co.uk/dailian-aqua-mosaic.html I have also used the mosaic on its own as a splashback behind the basin. The white tiles will have white grout. I was...

Yeah, will do, I know where I went wrong, was just too late to fix it. Didn't really become apparant until I'd completed the lot and started removing the driy excess grout off the tiles. Will make sure the ones in my own home are spot on. Just annoyed with myself more than anything, as I...

Yeah, pretty much worked that out now :cry: It looks a bit better now I've wiped the dry grout off the surfaces. To a pro tiler it probably sticks out like a sore thumb, but I'm definitely going to live with it. Hopefully most people wouldn't even really notice the lines are thicker than they...

Tiled a kitchen splashback with metro tiles 20cm x 10cm, 2mm spacers. You probably know the ones, but they are bevelled. Used a flat tile float to apply grout and then removed using a wet sponge. However, I now realise I should have really pressed into the space between the tiles, which I...

OK, if anyone is still interest, I ended up with a different solution. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0060HGASI Took the permanent L/N from the fan permanents, and fed the live back from the unit to the switched live on the fan. The sensor itself is low voltage so safe to have in zone...

Not really, just multiple showers in a solid brick walled house. Seems common sense to me to get rid of the moisture at source. Anyway, was just about to order and realised I have an old timer from a warmup underfloor heating system. Am I correct in assuming I can just use that instead of a...

Ideally it would be good to have the fan run off the shower, not the light. This would be possible if you wired it to the shower isolator switch and switch it off after use, which I don't. But... Is there any way of sensing current draw from the isolating switch and using that as a trigger? In...

Thanks all. "The L & N supply to the timer do, of course, have to come from the same circuit as the switched live (i.e. the light)." Just pondering this, the live and neutral to the timer would have to be permanently live. If I take it off the circuit after the lightswitch, then when the light...

Fitted a more powerful inline fan to our ensuite, on a 20 min timer. All good, but the missus is complaining its too loud in the middle of the night and runs for too long. I want it to run for a decent time after a shower so dont want to turn the timer length down. I'm considering running...

Oh well ..... I'll swap the dark and light grey over at the weekend. All seems to be working so could probably be left as is, but I'll change for correctness. Thanks

I'd argue that it should be possible to replace a switch like for like without being a fully qualified electrician. Their guy told me over the phone what each translated to, and it would have been easier if it had just said this on the instructions. Hopefully this will help someone else...

Thanks again. I actually got through to them on the phone and sorted earlier, but had to go pick my daughter up before I could update the thread. For the record they told me exactly the same as you, so full marks :) Slave = COM Live = L1 (assuming brown is supply live) Load = L2...

Thanks for replies, only got around to looking at this again in daylight. Firstly, I'm an idiot and the wiring was different to described earlier. I had L1 and L2 the wrong way around before at the door. Should be like this: Current wiring is as follows: Switch1: COM - orange L2 -...

Thanks guys, although you have confused the hell out of me :( See if this helps any - a picture and thousand words and all that: http://s1095.beta.photobucket.com/user/randombits/library/switches Don't have photo of the light fittings though. Didn't say earlier but perhaps it may...

I've bought a master and slave varilight remote dimmer in order to have a dimmer on an existing two way circuit. Current wiring is as follows: Switch1: COM - orange L1 - Light Grey/Blue L2 - Dark Grey/Brown Switch 2: COM - brown L2 - Dark Grey L1 - Light Grey Varilight...

Thanks, bedroom ones deffo are polystyrene. Like I said, kitchen ones are a bit harder. I kept level of info to a minimum to get a straight answer, but if I'm being more honest this is more of a 'I've already removed all these, am I in trouble?' thread. Was done about 7 years ago. The...

Some pics showing ceiling tiles. The ones in the bedroom look like polystyrene so am pretty sure they are OK. The ones in the kitchen appear to be a harder material. Are these likely to contain any asbestos or likely to be safe to remove? Thanks...

Thanks. The only issue is the wireless keypad costs £100. The ESP wireless keypad is £40. And the kit is more in the first place. Having spoken to alert, they know of no issues with ESP going forward, and say they sell loads of them without any issue. OK, I guess they would say that, but...

Sorry to bump, but need to work this out ASAP. Could someone please summarise the main players in professional wireless alarms, or point me at what I should be looking at as an alternative to ESP. Thanks

My eurosec wired has been solid for last 7 year's. Just want something wireless which will give equivalent reliability. I understood the esp was very good. What equivalents are there? I agree there is a lot of rubbish out there, hence posting. Thanks