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ah yeah !! Thanks I also just found these: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/8-pce-WOOD-PLUG-CUTTER-AND-DRILL-SET-dowel-join-kit_W0QQitemZ160248552622QQihZ006QQcategoryZ58148QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem thanks! EDIT: "plug cutter" is exactly what I mean...

I am sure I have seen these being sold somewhere (maybe norm used on on "this old house") but I wondered if its possible to buy a drill but that also came with a drill bit that also used to create a same size dowel from the same bit of wood ? I am just about to fit a newel post that I need to...

We are just the process of getting a smallish porch on the front of our house (2m x 3m) and I have been looking at using these smaller guttering (75mm) thats available as I think the standard (110mm) is going to look too big. I have seen the Marley "Miniline" range thats only 75mm wide as...

Could i just use a length of flexible 15mm plastic pipe (not sure how much?) and then fit an inline TRV ? Its not a massive area (only 2m x 3m = 6m2) and so I dont realy want to spend a great deal - We had planned on just putting a small radiator in there so the original budget was around...

We are currently in the process of getting an extension (bit like a porch) put onto the front of our house. The area will be part of our main hall once its finished (we are getting the front door relocated to the front of the extension and we are now thinking about heating. The original plan...

Well I got myself a tub and all I can say is WOW! - Its fantastic for hardwood and you can just mix up exactly what you want. Like you say its just a poweder so it should keep for ages (not a bad price either).

I am currently in the process of fitting a full Richard Burbidge Stair Balustrade in white oak as per: http://www.richardburbidge.co.uk/main.asp?page=401 When I spoke to Richard Burbidge they recommended a glue called "CASCAMITE / EXTRAMITE" which is based on "UREA FORMALDEHYDE". I...

I have a small bedroom (approx 2m x 3m) and I have two off cuts bits of expensive carpet that we used in our living room and I would like to get them joined. I just wondered (Before I approach a carpet fitter) is there anything specific I should ask for ? Anyone recommend anyone around the...

[/url] thanks but I was after an inline fan. I did the calcs using the link above and they came out at 161m3/hour so I went for this one: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/SLTD160T.html Thanks for the help anyway.

:BUMP: I know its an old thred of mine but I never got round to sorting it out and the bathroom gets fairly steamy now (the original 70m3/Hr is rubbish). I wondered if anyone knows if any of these three listed above would be OTT for a 2m x 3m bathroom ? The outlet bit connects to a...

At the start of next year I am going to review our 1970s style stairs in our house and I would like to replace the Spindles, handrails etc. I have seen in our local B&Q a kit (I think its from Richard Burberage) that includes everything I need including spindles etc but before I jump the gun...

Well hes just been and looks like they made a mistake in that I dont have a 5 year parts warranty so the 1st thing he said was that the call out is now £67 plus parts. He said it was either one of three things: 1) The heater - £30 2) Pressure value sensor - £7 3) The controller / eprom -...

Thanks - I guess it could be something simple but we're going to go ahead and get them to fix it anyway. I'll update this post with exactly what was wrong.

Sorry....(other half failed me) its lights one (Delay Timer) and three (Extra Rinse)

I'll check when I get home - Do you have a full list of what they mean ? From memory I think (if you ignore the door lock) its either 1 and 3 or 2 and 4 but i'll check. EDIT: - Just checked and it was the 1st and the 4th buttons (my memory has gone! ;) ) Picture here ...

I have an Indesit WIDL146 washing machine and after a few minutes of operation the "Lock light" flashes along with the "Delay Timer" and "Extra Rinse" lights. The pump also seems to kick in to remove the waste water to the pipe (I guess this is some kind of safe guard panic mode). Upon...

Get a sheilded "MAXVIEW" ones - They have the lowest DB loss

Thought about that but to be honest, one of the main reasons now why I think that CCTV would be a good idea is peace of mind. God knows what kind of problems I would have (subsidence etc) if theres another fault somewhere else. I might have another word with the insurance company as I would...

Yep cheers ! The only problem I have is that the insurance company need to have proof that the issue is casued by roots and the only way I can do this is to have a CCTV survey done (which costs £100 and the insurance company will not pay for). So all in all I have to pay out £100 for the...

well I checked and it looks like my household building insurance covers both accidental damage and also damage caused by roots. My excess was £100 so thats not too bad. The insurance company just need a quote to fix it and a statement to say that its definatly caused by root damage. I did...