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@ joe-90 being ignorant I know nothing about this so thought it was probably an issue related to plastering as I've never experienced it before... Not trying to give the guy a bad name just thought it might have been an issue with the job... Anyway, I'm going to add an image to this thread...

had my office skimmed, left it 4 weeks before applying mist coat and I did notice at the time that the plaster around the edging beads was a darker colour. I've now applied my first coat of emulsion and I can see a lighter tone where the beading is. I've read on forums that a way over this is to...

TBH, I only need two so am happy to buy the varlight bulbs if they're going to work properly... Thanks again

@Riveralt thanks for the link and extra info ;) It says on those wall lights that I can also use energy saving bulbs, will this dimmer still be ok with the following bulb as it seem compatible with those lights...

I'm looking to run two sets of light from one, two gang plain white dimmer switch but i'm finding a suitable one hard to find and somewhat confusing... I'm looking to run the following: dimmer-1 = 3 x ZEP1 (http://www.ecoledlight.co.uk/ecoled-zep1-recessed-downlight~493) or 3 x inceptor...

Thanks once again...

thanks crank, TBF the local supplier dropped the items off then did me a drawing detailing the order of the packers for toeing and heeling so they do seem decent, just looked a bit strange to me...

Just taken delivery of some windows and door and just noticed that the alignment is out between the door and frame so the door looks twisted. I guess I assumed they would be assembled on a jig in the factory to get them square before distribution... Is it normal for them to be supplied like this...

Hi, had an extension done and the front door was moved into a new porch but due to the frame not being painted and the door being a bit worse for wear it it swells up and sticks in the wet weather, which is to be expected. I would ideally like to keep the door (replacing furniture) as it's...

Just checked the spec on the aurora lights and they bang out between 600-700lm so are really bright however they're non dimmable so if they're too much there no way to crank them back :(

All really helpful information although it would probably help if I gave a little more so here is some info and pics: Outside: 5x3m (fully glazed door and two sets of windows but as surrounded by large trees there's not a huge amount of direct sunlight entering the building Inside...