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thanks noseall

Sorry i have no idea how i did that comment. Think it may have been when i was posting something else. Anyway i'm going to try and get a picture but won't be for a few days. THanks

Hi, i'm thinking of having my bathroom re skimmed as its not too good in places. The existing plaster is in good condition, there is no flaking or anything. Can anyone give me an idea of what i should be paying per sq meter. I have about 15 sq meters maximum. Thanks in advance.

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Hi, I'm after the name of this suspended ceiling as i'm trying to find new lights to fit into the grid and as of yet i can't find anything that'll fit. Basically its a suspended ceiling but not like any you commonly see. The tiles are metal and instead of most ceilings you see where the tiles...

I was kidding!!! :lol: Anyway, i found which is the flow. Its the one on the left. Yay :wink:

no .... its still hot. Stop lauging.. Although i have switched it off so i'll let you know in about 2 hours whenits cold.

Less of the cheek. I was thinking slightly too much. Maybe i should stick to what i'm good at. :lol: :lol: Also, while on on the subject, i'm changing the bath in a couple of weeks. Is there an easy way to find out which is hot and cold?

so simple. I'm a spark, i don't think about these things too much.. :lol:

ah ha. And see which pipe gets hot? Yes i can.

No the rad is still on at the mo. Is there a way off telling ? Its a towel rail by the way which currently works off a simple on off valve. Thanks

Evening, I'm fitting a straight TRV to my towel rail tomorrow. I need to know which is the flow and return as it says that this valve must be fitted on the flow. How can i identify this other than switching the water back on and flooding the place. Thanks in advance. :roll:

great i'll look them up, thanks

My flat mate had a bit of an accident earlier. She slipped on the floor and fell against our towel rail which has burnt her back really badly. We live in a flat where the hot water is supplied from a comunial boiler. Since we lived here the rads have always been extremly. We fitted a towel rail...

You could measure your R1+R2 and your Ze (if you can access the service) to give your Zs so you could possibly do the tests dead...

Evening. Can anyone advise, i know this isn't directly an electrical question but does appear a lot in electrical intake rooms etc. I have been working on a job where what i think is asbestos on the door. Its not an intake room but is a small understairs cupboard which seperates the...

Insurance is not my problem nor what i have asked about. Yes i understand you'd need more info. I'll check it out Monday as i don't know what it is to be honest. Thanks matty

yes fully insured and i am a spark. I just know very little about fire alarms. So there is a detector that has triggered the alarm and it won't reset after pressing the reset button. So is the detector faulty? Can i bridge the circuit to establish that it is the detector in question that has the...

Afternoon, can anyone give me some advice. I'm going to have a 2nd look at a fire alarm on monday which has detected a detector fault on one of the zones. I have reset the system but the alarm will resound about 20 seconds after reset. Am I right in saying that the detector that triggers the...

Just a quick one. If i change a DB and the client has also requested a PIR do i have to do both an installation for the DB change and PIR? I imagin i do. Can anyone advise? Thanks