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thanks for the info! Hugh Jaleak I think that is exactly what I'm after! Just for info it isn't a crack - just a massive cob web! If I use an angle grinder to make the cut what is the risk of cracking the pipe? Also would it be best to use a diamond disc?

I am going to replace our downstairs toilet as it is quite old. When looking closer I noticed that the waste from the toilet goes into a clay pipe that is above the floor. I also want to add a sink - there currently isn't one so I need to add a connection for waste. Here is a pic: image here...

thanks for the suggestions and opinions! Really what I need to do is try and view / buy one of them to trial and see what I think. I've been to a few places and seen the cfl ones on show but when they are surrounded by 50+ other lights on display in an already lit room there is no way to know...

I've come accross these energy saving GU10 bulbs: Here I was wondering has anyone had any experiance with them as I know the ones that are just plastered with normal LEDs are poo! I know an alternative is the CFL bulbs that are bigger Here But need to work out whats best to get before I...

ah, the only reason that made me think of the idea of dropping the cable from above is that I know there is already a junction box there. When we first moved into the house (end of 2006) we had southern electric put in a new consumer unit as the one before was really old with fuse wire! We also...

Quick question about adding a spur for a plug socket. My house has one ring for all the plug sockets. I want to a double socket to a room. My question is I know that the ring for the sockets runs above the wall for the socket in the room above, can I spur from this and run it down the wall or do...

hi, I've had the same problem and it sounds like I've got the same light - 10 x 10w bulbs. I had this light for about 10 months in which it was working fine then it blew in exactly the same way you have described. I took it back and got a new one and within a month the same has happened. Argos...

cheers for that, just wanted to make sure as I hadn't seen a light like that before.

I've replaced most of the lights in my home, but have never come across a light like the one I've just bought. Basically it only has a transformer in the base that screws to the ceiling with a L and N connection but no earth. The corresponding L and N that come out of the transformer and what...

What I'm after is to move my meter down by about 3 to 4 inches - before you all cry you can't do that the supply company has to do it would I be allowed to do this? This is my current setup, supply fuse and meter mounted on chipboard, with the fuse being about 4 inches lower than the meter...