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Yes, I've paid them already.

I've recently had my bathroom refitted and they installed 2 boxes outside the bathroom (in the landing): a thermostat and a fan isolator switch. The plates sit on thick plastic boxes which project very far from the wall and look horrible. Can I get rid of those boxes and hide the internals...

Thanks, I'll go for 60mm (30/30) euro cylinders. The escutcheons are around 7mm, so that will be roughly 5mm protrusion on each side. I guess I can live with that. I'm surprised it's hard to find internal door locks. I'd have thought it would be quite a common thing for bedrooms with lodgers.

Currently I'm the only occupier, once it's refurbished I'll take on 2 lodgers. If I can't find thumbturn locks for these doors I'll get regular ones, with key holes on both sides...

I'm looking for furniture for the new internal doors I'll be having fitted soon. My requirements are: - All doors are 35mm thick - Door handles with latches everywhere - Bedrooms: thumbturns on the inside and key holes on the outside. - Bathroom: 'turn and release', i.e. thumbturn inside and a...

Yes, it does. And the UFH wouldn't improve the heat-up times. The point is to have a warm floor and independent controls for it. I thought the floor tiles would make the floor reasonably waterproof? The bath mats would defeat the point of the UFH. Now I'm leaning to dropping the idea of...

Cheers, so wet UFH is pointless... I'm still not sure about whether to go for electric or none at all. I don't suppose electric UFH would be costly to fit or run, and it would make it more comfortable as you could walk on it barefoot year round. But then, putting down a bathroom mat or two (one...

I have central heating with a condensing combi boiler and I'm thinking of installing underfloor heating in the bathroom just to make it a bit more comfortable and cleaner. The bathroom has a suspended timber floor. The floor area to be covered would be very small, roughly a square metre. (The...