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Manual is pretty appalling to be honest, it's one of those badly translated Chinese ones. It doesn't even mention the two white plastic parts but seems logical they fit the connectors on the boiler to convert it to the standard fitment (1/2 inch as it fits the tap connector) Still, I have...

I bought it online from a company called vevor https://vevor.co.uk/products/electric-hot-water-heater-boiler-cylinder-tank-storage-68l-2-kw?_pos=2&_sid=a032940ea&_ss=r Connections on the heater are both male but slightly larger than 15mm compression nuts, which is fine as the parts I have to...

I've bought an electric heater and I can't get my head around the connections for the pipework, the problem is it looks like a compression fitting but doesn't have a recess inside for the pipe. What do I need to fit pipework to the connections

also the reason we want to change is because the current toilet is raised off the floor with bricks and our daughter cant get on it without help from an adult

can't add a pic as i'm at work but currently it turns 90Degrees out of the back then a short run <40cm then another 90degree bend then another short run <40cm into soil in the ground. Groundworks isn't an option due to not knowing how the drains run under the house and have so far been quoted in...

Looking to replace a toilet in a ground floor bathroom but the soil pipe is mounted in the floor approx 34 cms from the wall which makes fitting a toilet relatively difficult. i have seen that there are flexible connectors available but does anyone have any experience with these and can you...

Yes I think I have been lucky. I'm only going to run one thing at a time until I can extend the ring main to cover this socket then the other spur should be Ok running from that. Thank you for your opinions and answers they have helped alot

Thanks. Yes it is a ring circuit except these sockets. Until today it had been running a washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer all from that spur, which I'm sure would have gone above 13amps at some point in 6 years.. I might try to reduce the load on this set of sockets and add a...

If I understand you correctly I can replace the plate for a fused plate? Sorry I don't know the correct terminology just going by what people have replied with. I presume the fuse stops the sockets from overloading the original spur?

Two wires run from the ring main above the ceiling to the Socket above the worktop which is a double socket, it has no control over anything below, from that socket there is one wire which is buried in the wall which runs to the plate. A single wire out of the plate runs to the double socket to...

The socket that is attached to the grey wire that leaves the bottom of the double socket pictured has no other wires so I know that it is the end. Above the worktop is from the ring main, I haven't checked the wires but I believe there are three wires. This led me to believe I have a spur...

Only the two wires visible enter/exit the box

Could anybody tell me if the picture attached is a spur running from a spur? The white square box is running from a double socket above the worktop, the wire then runs from the square box to another double socket which is pictured. There is then another wire from that socket that is wired to...