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I agree with mason, it looks better if you lay them along the longest wall. You can also, if you fancy it, lay them 45 degrees. A lot of hardwork cutting though! I presume you are using some kind of underlay between the old floor and the new?

It takes 6h if it's thinly spread, as it's supposed to be used. If you got a thick layer of varnish it can take days... Anyhow, I'm not so sure it's a great idea to use it as a sealant. The worktop I presume is wooden? In that case it needs to be able to move a little bit, so you really use a...

I'm planing on redoing the kitchen, and am considering an integrated hob/oven with an extractor fan above the hob. I have the boiler in the kitchen, wall mounted. I'm wondering is it suitable to put the extractor fan just next to the boiler (with the hob under the fan)? Or is that considered bad...

It's pants! ;) No seriously, it's nothing wrong with it but being a fairly new network it only covers the sweet spots (big cities, etc.) still. Give it another year or so, and it'll mature. The video feature is pretty cool though I must admitt! :)

You could stick laminate down, or tiles.

Thanks for the info guys. Very much appreciated! :) oilman, no there are currently no TRV's fitted, but I was going to do that at the same time.

I'm sure this question have been asked before...I've tried to search the forum, but haven't come up with anything really helpful. Anyway, I've just bought a 2 bedroom semi. It's got a fully pumped open vented CH system with a loose lagged hotwater cylinder. I'm note sure when it was...