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I'm fitting a new bathroom shaving light, swapping like for like. Problem is although I fitted it exactly as per the instructions the light doesn't work. I've checked the bulb, on/off corded switch etc and established that the problem lies with the 2 contact type switches? that remain open...

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The stove we are taking out does not have a boiler and we do not intend to connect thr rayburn into any other circuit The Tayburn is an old 'royal' the smaller one, hot water only supplying one rad as per rayburns fitting instructions.

Sorry if I wasn't clear what I was trying to explain is that the hot water supplied by the boiler via the cistern will supply the bath, all the pipeqork will be connected up by a plumber. the last system I refered to was installed by the rayburn supplier (it was purchased new) mind you it was 25...

We've got a galvanized expansion(?) tank that came with the cylinder, the last Rayburn he fited for us had one of those tanks with the cold water tank on top of the boiler, when the water started boiling we used to have to run the hot tap for a while unless a bath was wanted. That installation...

We are going to swap our multi-fuel stove for a multi-fuel Rayburn with a boiler. We are having a heatas fitter coming down to set it all up and have said we would get everything into position. At this stage I should say we are pretty skint and the budget is limited, our neighbour has donated...

It does matter in my opinion, but let's face it the world's going to pot and everything is indeed ****.

Quick question, I need a quick fix to seal dusty internal wall, its approx 150years old lime mortar .20151105_133329 by richardrich79 posted 5 Nov 2015 at 1:38 PM I wondered about PVA but have been told that it's not advisable to seal bricks as they need to 'breath', next idea is to use emulsion...