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thank you! seems simple enough . but remember i have tivo too! and freeview signal from lounge needs to reach dining room and bedroom too...... it does seem like it would work great tbh but i cant justify that much money at this time so would rather stick to the SD picture its not bad in grand...

maybe i misunderstood just how easy it is to use one of these then....lol can you please explain how it would all connect up? im not sure what ports are in this modulator if you can do in style as per below it will help me understand....which cables go where....... current setup is as...

yes its for specific programmes and it works out cheaper than having sky multi room when i do the maths i think i'll just keep it as is anyway it seems to much hassle. thanks for advice however :)

lol fair point. i only say because i am no electrician and the wardrobe fitter isn't either . so trying to avoid getting an electrician in!

do you think they come with standard plug connections however? as most lights i've seen require wiring in...

thanks all for comments and suggestions lol i feel having considered them all - its just best i stick to spotlights (but change them to LED spotlights) ASSUMING THAT'S EVEN POSSIBLE! and then stick my shelf on top of that as planned.... that said - the mirror with those bulbs around...

do you have a link to a compatible HDMI modulator please? ie a product that will serve my needs? i googled Edison HDMI modulator but got many different product types.... the main reason for virgin and sky is cos virgin Broadband is best in my area - sky and bt are awful. but sky tv is by far...

decent. probably prefer spotlight - albeit LED however....sometimes easier to do what the women wants!

ok thanks - any other suggestions or comments from anybody please do let me know :) i would like to maintain current setup with a shelf ideally - thats my first choice given everything. just dont know how safe it is...!

well where the lights "Shine" of course is clear open area with just mirror as per pic. above it is my worry......i just dont know how safe it is.........you can see from the pic i attached theres a lot of wires...i dont know if there is danger of over heating etc..... any conclusive yes or no...

is there anything against spotlights? can this flourescent fitting be fitted with a mains plug? or existing connection on pull switch? not sure if its a girly thing - but they always love spotlights in my experience!

so if i can get LED spotlights bulbs to fit on existing fitting and then ask the wardrobe fitter to leave a reasonable amount of space there - it would be ok?

can you get a little spotlight bar that works off a plug? if this isnt safe option to place a shelf on top, then i have a plug there which i can use? and possible run a mains spotlight bar? if such a thing exists?

but dont a lot of people have spotlights as part of there fitted wardrobes now? e.g. http://coatesinteriors.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/20140323-102214.jpg any idea what min clearance would be? plasterboard lining with fire hoods and a fan for ventilation seems too much effort tbh id...

Hi all I have setup as per below Living Room Chimney Recess has: Aerial from roof into old VCR in (has built in modulator) VCR RF out to Sky box RFin Sky box RF1 out to TV in lounge (lets me watch freeview in that room) Sky Box RF2out -> splitter -> other two rooms (DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM)...

Hi all, Im going to replace the creamish looking cupboards in my bedroom with white design as per pic. as you can see there are some spotlights on top of current setup new setup will be floor to ceiling i wanted to know if its ok to have those spot lights as they are......but just cover them...

in the end LTP - Grimex was the best worked amazingly well :)

I now have been given 3 tile cleaners by the tiling retailer.....if anybody has used any of the above and can suggestion anything for my problem please let me know :)

they maintain the tile should not stain - whether it was sealed or not. the fact these stains have actually lightened my tile suggests that its actually dirt on the tile i have been suggested: https://www.bathroomtilesdirect.com/product/fila-ps87-degreaser-wax-stain-remover/...

the thing is how can it penetrate through? its porcelain.... happy to try another solution - like grimex.....any guidelines on using?