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Have a walk in shower/wet room style. Base has been fitted & area primed tanked etc. Am I correct the options for tiling the base must be either: Mosaics (on flexible back) Or Envelope cut tiles to follow the fall Is there any other way to lay standard tiles without envelope cuts? It's a...

Yeah I have the ufh plans & photos so know where the pipes are although it stlll worries me incase i hit a pipe

Yep, I'm assuming I'm just going to have to say no & listen to nagging all week/month/year about it! It's not block & beam construction, it's standard footings, 50mm liquid screed on top of 100mm rigid insulation. Obviously a membrane barrier in between the screed & insulation, and edging...

It's 2 metres Installer said to check with builder, builder said no too late he's finished the extension

What do you want to know? It's water ufh and 50mm calcium liquid screed on top of insulation & membrane, it's not sand and cement screed hence why it's shallower. Is it possible to channel any out or not advisable? I have water & electric to the island not gas originally the cooker was going...

Serious answers please

just had extension with ufh in 50mm screed. Boss now decides the gas needs to go to the middle of the f**g room to the kitchen island. Not the back wall as originally located. Is this possible now? Best method? Channel the screed out? FFS!

Bingo Gerry!

Thanks John, but I have an entire house to do & am trying to find a quick simple (and cheap) solution! I appreciate that you can get great replicas & have things bespoke & made to match but I don't have the funds for such Could someone please point me in the right direction, what should I be...

Is it? That's good to hear! What would you reocmmend? Dado?

We've moved into a late Victorian house, high ceilings, large windows etc. All needs decorating. The current skirting is 6 inch & quite plain. Has a slight detail at the top very similar to standard ogee. It's not the original skirting. I want to make more of a feature with woodwork & ideally...

Thanks, may have to be a ground light to shine up, will have to be pretty strong/bright though, what would you recommend?

Haha one of those days!! Yeah need to be 2 either side...so soffits on gable end...house name is in stone about 6-7m above ground

The wall washers shine directly up. Just straight up I need to set it at a 45deg angle 2 lights either side so they need to shine up the 2 sides of the 'triangle'

Guess I need something like this http://www.mr-resistor.co.uk/item.aspx?v=1&i=7640&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIg4_t_M2L1wIVVM0bCh0DNgjXEAQYBSABEgIUzPD_BwE That can have a strong beam on And looks a bit nicer Not after much am i

It is yes, it's not a conventional house, I'm sure you've gathered that!! The rear gable is all glass, the front is the front door, glass & the house name in the top of the gable actually built

The top half shines directly up, I need it to shine at an angle. I've got 2 lights to be replaced. So imagine 2 lights shining up the side of a triangle. Bottom half is fine. Hope that makes sense! Thanks

Oh I see what you mean, you mean it won't shine right up the brickwork. Good point! Hmm not quite sure what I'm after then. I know you can get those lights that go in the ground & shine up but that's not really an option,

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That's the problem they simple shine up and down. I need the top half to shine at a 45 degree angle And the bottom half just straight down