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Hi guys, interesting read there :) What I want is a single light switch by the bathroom door, and that this light switch will also turn on the fan any time I turn on the light. It's for a downstairs toilet under the stairs right outside the kitchen/living room. The extractor fan's isolator...

Yes, that's fine as there is a fan isolator switch just above the door (the downstairs loo has the same but with a single light switch); this switch will shut off the fan or stop it coming on in the first place. Thanks,

I have a really annoying double light switch for my bathroom light, which is really strange; I've never seen this before.... One switch controls the light, The second switch is for the extractor fan and the fan will only turn on when the light is on, after the light is turned off, the fan...

Thanks a million for your help; it worked a treat :)

Just got the NeoStat and checking up on the wiring, so just to be sure before I do it, I have to: NeoStat: L = honeywell (1) N = honeywell (2) A2 = honeywell (3) Link L to A1 Thanks for all your help.

I want to make a shelf that is white (38mm thick MDF painted white) and that has a walnut effect veneer on the edges, would something like this product work? http://www.builderdepot.co.uk/50mm-x-50m-black-walnut-iron-on-edging-roll.html Thanks,

Final question.... Will I need the 12v or 230v version? How can I check? Ignore, I just noticed on the back cover of my honeywell controller that it states input voltage 220 ~ 240v. Thanks.

Thanks for the fast response :) Here's a photo of the existing thermostat: (for some reason, direct img isn't working, so here's the link: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-njKAjn1viCg/VGSk2zucYvI/AAAAAAAADwc/TK6GXJ_7Z9U/w480-h640-no/IMG_1031.JPG and the wiring diagram for this is...

Hi all, I have a three storey town house with the boiler on the top floor. The thermostat is in the hallway of ground floor, we have one of these honneywell thermostats: Honeywell T6360B Our boiler is a Potterton Powermax HE: The boiler has a built-in 7 day programmer, then it...

Burner in place, but not yet connected.... [/img]

Indeed you are correct, we have have a gap of 150mm either side of the burner to meet regs. We've gone for 600x600 marble tiles for the base, I'll take a photo and upload Your fireplace looks awesome, but we've decided to keep the wood surround, here's an idea of what our's looks like now:

So after a bit of a dispute with our neighbour, we decided the best option was to install a wood burner and get our chimney lined and backfilled. This is a photo of the open fireplace that looks very nice, but isn't very practical as it hardly gives any heat output when burning...

Fireplace update

So the problem has not gone away..... We went away for a couple of weeks over the Christmas period and when we returned she had told us she was putting her CO monitor in the front of the house and then claimed the A14 (over a mile from our house) is causing higher levels of CO at the front of...

I got a plumber out to fix this.... Cost me £210 for them to replace a faulty controller!!!!!!..... I'm in the wrong industry