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It's not Roger - it's a new house so they are sealed off for energy efficiency tests.

Here is the original and added mastic when the guy did the botched job!

Hi - I've just checked and the gap is 10mm or under.

Thanks guys - would this be used for quite a large bead? It's a Convex bead of about 10-15mm. Is caulk elastic when dry? This is dull to look at and quite stretchy. the old stuff also came off the floorboards really easily...

Hi everyone! I live in a new build property. A while back our radiator started leaking and the water blew two of our skirting boards. It was a faulty connector into the radiator and all was resolved. We asked the builder to replace the skirting which they did but the guy who did it quite...

Hi everyone, I have a new home and have recently installed two chandeliers in my lounge which are both on separate circuits. There is also a third circuit for 4 spot lights. All three circuits currently return to a 1 Gang 3 switch chrome plate. I want to be able to dim the chandeliers. The spot...

Thanks Holmslaw - I've done this but the upstairs light will only operate when the downstairs light is on with this combination - why does the downstairs light need to be on to operate the upstairs switches and light? - Chris. :|

The ground floor light is single switch operated only.

This may help... The best I've got it to work currently is the landing light switches on and off from downstairs only when the light downstairs is also switched on!

Thanks for the replies guys. I'm still a little in the dark. I understand 2 way switching etc and the landing stairs diagram supplied below was helpful but in my setup I have more going on at the downstairs light rather than upstairs! I also have 4 sets of cables coming to the light not 3 which...

Hi guys, Hopefully you can help. I am renovating a house and have just switched my hall and landing light from a rose downstairs and a three spotlight light upstairs to standard decorative ceiling lights. The switch unit downstairs has two switches, one switches the downstairs light on and off...