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I have to say I'm not much wiser for that post.

I see, so a section of connector strip inside the switch? as seen here http://www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:other:chock

I have just checked with the building regs people, and you are indeed correct.

I'm installing a new under stair toilet. Previously from a junction box in the vicinity, a light with switch was wired up, I've just used the same cable from that box. The junction box is shown on the left of the picture below. I've added a second small junction box to run an extractor...

All up and running nicely.

Great, thanks again. :)

Ah, yes, there is a fused spur to the boiler already. Is it acceptable to wrap the wires, with brown and blue insulation tape, respectively, around existing sleeving? Excellent, thank you!

Hi all, I have a Honeywell T6360B room thermostat installed and I am about to replace it with the Horstmann ASR-ZW receiver and HRT4-ZW wireless thermostat. The Honeywell is wired up as follows: Terminal 1 brown wire. Terminal 2 black wire. Terminal 3 grey wire. The earth terminal...

Pics from the installation manual for the Horstmann ASR-4W and the HRT4-ZW

:lol: nice one

I had a builder in to put in a soil pipe for an under stair cloakroom. They ran the soil pipe from the under stair cloakroom, under the concrete kitchen floor, and straight out to the drains/sewer where the man hole (about 5 metres in length) is in the back garden. The soil pipe is only for the...

Don't know why the hole is there, only just bought the place. The pipes are currently surrounded by small concrete (I think) balls, with a concrete layer on top for the floor, thanks for the advice.

bare copper

Hi all, I've lifted some carpeting in my flat and the central heating pipes (copper) run under a concrete floor, there is a hole in the concrete which someone has filled in with what looks like a kind of rubber filler, this has not held and peeled away. My question is, what is the best type of...