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Haha I guess its like a lot of things until you come across or have experience you can only evert go by what your told (and of course understand). Just on a side note - obviously I have this 6mm cable coming through and if I want to use it for both appliances whats the best method to go from...

No we ripped it out over 2 years ago as part of our refurb and have been waiting to move in since..! :D The only reason I questioned all this with the electrician (and that was the thought behind all this) was I was told that induction hobs require a 10mm cable to supply and that lead me down...

You might have just saved me a few quid....!!! Thanks. I'm going to have a chat with the electrician and see why they think differently.

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haha sorry yeah induction hob :LOL: So is my understanding and what Ive been told incorrect? We have a 6mm existing cable which fed the old standard hob and oven and we are looking to put in BOSCH - Series 4 MBS533BB0B Electric Double Oven and Zanussi Series 20 78cm 4 Zone Induction Hob...

ok so maybe 16mm (Ive been doing a little more investigating). Soooo Im thinking 16mm armoured cable and a mains switch with relevant RCBO's at the garage consumer unit end with a 45A at the house consumer unit end? We do have a cooker circuit in already but the 6mm cable isnt sufficient for the...

Hi guys Just wanted to check that I wasn't completely barking and so I can prepare the materials for the electrician. We cant get a run from the current consumer unit to the kitchen to feed a new oven as the good old joists run the wrong way. So my thought is we can run some armoured cable...

Thanks for this. Are you suggesting I run the trap side to the 1/2 bowl because its higher up? Or is there some extremely technical element to your suggestion

I see what you mean - the waste has come in quite high once I get the trap kit on. Thanks for the heads up will have a look and yes the tee is glued but can easily be cut back if necessary. I have enough access behind also if needed to lower the waste on the pipework its just a shame its already...

Hi guys - me again! Being a DIY'er Im doing ok thanks to you all. Im now at the kitchen waste stage and was wondering - whats the best method to connect to the solvent weld elbow as in the picture? Im thinking...

Funnily enough I was just thinking that. Its 40mm coming out the wall so just coupler 40mm to 32mm and do the rest of the waste in 32mm to keep it simple. And you would go compression for things like this so you can change/check/inspect etc?

Hi guys..!! Not realising that basin waste is 32mm and bath kitchen is 40mm I plumbed the whole bathroom and ensuite in 40mm (not the end of the world). I since bought a 40mm bottle trap before realising that the basin was 32mm (again fine as I can use it for the kitchen) but I was wondering...

Sorted with a smidge of OB1 thanks....!!

Fitted it today with the pipe cut to the correct length (just past the end of the grommet) and pushed it all back (grommet was flush with the flange). It weeped/leaked ever so slightly but obviously over time this isnt good. Its a rubbery grommet and Ive read some use plumbers mate to seal -...

Sorry to dig up an old thread but I wondered what you went with? We have sprayed our whole house with Leyland trade contract matt which is naff but as it went on new skimmed walls we wanted something cheap and which would cover with a plan to go over with something which can be wiped and is...

Perfect thank you...!!

Hi guys I cant for the life of me think or find the part which seals the filling pipe to the toilet. Its the rubber bung bit and are they generally all the same size (the pipe size seems to be 40mm) Thanks...!!

Just as an update - used gas tape and its a million times better at the job than the water pipe ptfe. Hopefully she holds

Id say left to right

When you posted it on this thread which way were you holding it? (The mouse???)