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No, just a bog standard digital camera.

To be fair, it was my initial laziness that caused the confusion. I really don't know why camera does that! Anyway, thanks for the advice. It seems that it should a reasonable place to locate the extractor fan, which is good. I will also sort out the other holes at the back.

Sorry, my camera rotates the images for some reason. It's the side of the window, not the top. Here is the photo again, but the correctly orientated now.

Thanks for the replies. The fan has a 6 inch duct, so it is well below 215mm. Here is a photo of a window reveal in the kitchen after we had the old wooden frame removed. I think it is concrete, not brick. Does that make a difference on the size of the hole I can make into the...

Hi, I'm about to have an extractor fan installed in my kitchen. I need to put it through the back wall, as the neighbour doesn't want it extracting into his garden. Here is a picture of my back wall I have highlighted in red where I plan to put the extractor fan. My question...

Hi PrenticeBoyOfDerry, Thanks for the reply. I had an RCD fuse board installed when I first moved into the house. Is this what you mean? I'm not sure about the precise details regarding the circuits. I will have a look at the report the electrician gave me after he installed the new fuse...

Hi, I am looking to update the wiring in my conservatory. It's pretty dire at the moment. Here is a photo of the current set up for the lighting. In the second and third photos, I've highlighted the current electrical cables for the lighting in red. The cabling then runs down the side...

Thanks for all the encouragement. I've had a look around the plasters forum, and it seems that the golden trowel is well respected. I think I will try some of the smaller plastering jobs around the house first, and maybe have a couple attempts at skimming a wall, and then have a crack at...