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Hi, I live in a very limey area in Dorset. Wondering what people would recommend for a water softener? Fitting a new kitchen and really don't want stuff getting scummy.

Thanks for the errr help lol. I need to get gutting out first to gauge wiring changes.

Hi, I'm doing a refit of existing kitchen and will be going to bear bones and plugs/socket work. Digram of existing sockets is above (not to scale) My questions for anyone who is willing to help; 1. I need to move the fuse spur for the fridge (not shown plug behind fridge I'm assuming is...

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Hi, Has anyone got any resources on wiring under kitchen cabinets? Got some at the moment but will be ripping these out. I'd like to get them on a switch near the main light switch.

Cheers for the help. Bit of a mixture here then. I've got a hue but we never use the bulbs if im being totally honest. But in the new kitchen I'd like to have different temps for when I first get them in. Don't want to go spending 200 quid on lights if it isn't sitting well :) I could use a...

Sod paying 40 quid for a hue downlight, has anyone installed cheaper more economical downlight capable of multiple white light shades?

Downlighters

Do you all mean a Wago connector? I've used these for daisy changing in my loft and I love them.

Redoing kitchen so pulling ceiling down and doing Downlights. So....above is bathroom and landing. The bathroom is solid tiles other than under the bath then chipboard floorboard. Landing also chipboard. When they say "Make a JB accessible" how possibly can you do this with a newly plastered...

A door would be <100 quid to replace though.

I'm tied on whether to go with a cheaper door or something thats coming out 800 quid more; Surface Finish: Super Matt Thickness: 18mm Thick Material: Super Matt Vinyl on MDF OR The more expensive doors that are; Surface Finish: Matt Painted Thickness: 18mm Thick Material: Painted MDF...

Hi, Im doing a kitchen refit and I'm seeking a bit of advice on order of events for the flooring. Also not sure if I should take up the existing floor tiles and put SLC down to give me a decent base. I've got click vinyl in mind because of its ease of install and also im not committed to it...

Thanks John. I've seen a few images online of the same worktops with gas burners and they have done the gap in Upstand with a gas burner.

John, yes get this thanks. I will need to have a gap in the upstand and put a glass splash back there.....for some reason I'd envisaged having upstand along the back of the hob. All answered myself now :)

Its 150 in a PDF file that the manufacture has. Is 10mm the regs?

Hi, Looking to have a gas hob on one of these. http://www.sheridan-uk.com/worktops/apollo-magna-worktops/ They are 600MM worktops and I would like to have the Upstands that are 20mm deep. Just reading the blurb on install; It says I need; Hobs must be integrated into an Apollo® Magna...

Hi, Jeez, in the PDF they say 150MM Hobs must be integrated into an Apollo® Magna worksurface according to specified guidelines. Where an Apollo® Magna splash back or wall cladding is installed, a gap of 50mm (minimum) is required behind an electric hob or 150mm (minimum) for a gas hob. A...

Just reading the blurb on some worktops I am looking at; http://www.sheridan-uk.com/worktops/apollo-magna-worktops/ They are 600MM worktops and I would like to have the Upstands that are 20mm deep. It says I need; Hobs must be integrated into an Apollo® Magna worksurface according to...

I've got better pricing from Better Kitchens if anyone is in the same boat as me. They are in Somerset so easier to get to compared to Rotherham from where i live!