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The opening is 1230mm so everything i've looked at involves a really narrow sidelight

Can anyone help? Should there be enough stability if it is strapped to the wall?

Then one side would be wider than the other and wouldn't look right. That wouldn't be far off the frame that's already in there and I wouldn't fancy screwing in a composite door to that

I have an awful porch (see the pictures) Porch1 by BobbyBrown posted 15 Feb 2016 at 12:25 PM and I'd like to make it better. Because its located on the side of the house I can't put a pitched roof on without adding a drain and guttering which I think will look messy. I like things symmetrical so...

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hi all, The front of my 1920's house is North facing and the gable end is simply horizontal pieces of wood. Can I / do I need to insulate this from the inside? If so what product would you recommend. Thanks.

Hi all. I have a porch opening 1230mm x 2400mm and would like a composite door with a top-light but no side light. The company i'm looking at does a max door width of 1016mm. Would it be ok to add a 2x4 frame to either side of the porch, which is screwed to the wall, and then fit the new...

Hi EFL, Thanks for the help - all working correctly with no issues

Thanks, will give it a try and report back

Hi EFL, with the switch in question though would the load (fan) go to the respective COM terminals?

It sure is. So does the fan connect to the com terminals?

A simple question in case I make a horlicks of it. Bathroom extractor (timer) fitted with 3 core and earth. It'll go straight to the attached isolation switch. How is it wired from there please?

No earth required? The casing of the LED holder has an earth to the chop block *EDIT sorry misread your reply- yes it will have an earth in the cable

As the title says really. I have four downlights that are part of a loop in circuit. Each light is the same as the attached pic. Can I simply spur off this rose using 2.5mm cable? (240V dimmable LED's being used)

Same here, the room took on a definite burning smell with the logs against the side. They most likely wouldn't combust but the wood is only there in the summer months for decoration now.