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My comment was in no way meant as encouragement. Indeed what the OP is/was intending is still a bit vague ? I was merely pointing out that the building regulations did/do not apply here...

Since when has Part P of the building regulations covered a PLUG IN item?

Dont forget to run extra cables while you can . You may need them and will kick yourself if you havn't got any spare.

Don't you beleive that :( I had a water feature in my yard for a month before they came to fix the stopcock ( leaking after attemting to turn it off ) Upside was that they did replace all my lead pipes for free..... http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=8448#8448

I gave it a great big heave the other day and the joints all went "crack" now it pretty much fits the hole. the joints are a bit loose though.

That describes my doors exactly, they are the thinner versions. I will give it a go as soon as Her Indoors goes shopping later in the week.

I have a 110 year old house that still has the original doors ( pine panel doors) after removing all the paint and varnish from them ( I did not get them dipped ) ,One of them has developed quite a severe warp, Its twisted so that when the top is against the frame the bottom is a good 4 cm away...

P=I²R . Isnt that for resistive circuits ? I did my theory a LONG time ago LOL. And for some bedtime reading :- http://www.maintenanceresources.com/bookstore/electrical/jppdf.pdf That should put anyone to sleep....

I dont quite understand... I always understood it was the ratio of the turns that decided the output voltage? The power being drawn by the primary being the same as drawn by the secondary ( Plus iron and copper losses of course ),

Thanks . that has settled an argument..

Does a person need a gas safe ticket to carry out a drop test?

BUT Do remember that if a LARGE disk drive dies you lose a LARGE amount of data. :!:

Just came into my head. I just thought " all I need is air in the system" !

Help... The pressure vessel in my C&M britony boiler has developed a promlem and is no longer working, While I wait for another one to arrive can I do the following. Remove and drain the water from an unused upstairs radiator ( in an empty room ) then reconnect it to the system ,open one valve...

My house was originally 2 flats ( concentric o/head supply) and both used the same rod.

If I had the room that would be ideal. However thats not an option here.

yes

Yes 2 up 2 down ( used to be 2 flats )

The freezer is on a utility room ring RCBO at the moment and I have had nuicance tripping that has remained even after extensive detective work. There is a dishwasher,washing machine,tumble drier and boiler on that ring also. I even renewed the white goods but still have the occasional trip...

Did I not say " ordinary single lamps " not floodlights or massive chandaleirs or sodium lamps or neon signs. And yes its so I can have another RCBO fitted for me freezer.