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    Fixing Metal Trunking/Channel to brick wall

    Thanks - lots of replies! Photo is slightly deceiving. Im holding it against the brick wall 'underneath' the level of plaster. The chase is slightly larger than the metal strip. "How far are the cables from the corner ?" - About 10" or so. The cable was always there, on the surface of...
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    Fixing Metal Trunking/Channel to brick wall

    Sorry I dont understand. Are you saying not to use the capping and just fill in the chase with plaster? Yes Ive dug out the plaster to the brick for the whole run (from box to floor) - A kitchen worktop will eventually sit halfway.[/b]
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    Fixing Metal Trunking/Channel to brick wall

    I have 'chased' a cable down from a back box through about an inch of plaster and want to cover it some metal trunking (my word) but don't know the best way to sticking to the brick wall. i've tried masonry nail & small screws but they either bend or the screws are too close the edge of the...
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    Adding extra double sockets to my kitchen 'ring'

    Thanks I used the term 'ring' as I dont know what a ringless ring is! Anyway, Ive upped a photo of my fuse box. The bit about kitchen ringless ring says: MCB B16 61/B16 If that helps
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    Adding extra double sockets to my kitchen 'ring'

    Hi I have probably the simplist kitchen 'ring' and want to add a couple of double sockets to it. Below is my Van Gogh picture effort to show what I have. Its pretty simple, one cable comes out of the fuse box, runs along the wall under the kitchen units and terminates inside a double...
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    Kitchen Extractor Fan wiring

    Oh right. Do you mean physically wont work - mechanically or wont expel correctly. Both will have their own on/off buttons.
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    Can my kitchen ceiling be re-skimmed or new boards?

    Thanks. Couple more pics.. When I scrape it in places its quite powdery/dusty but in others the paper backing just peels away. That said, its safe to say that if I have to scrape this stuff off its going to takes for ever & the 'ballache' factor will win! Probably best to leave it...
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    Can my kitchen ceiling be re-skimmed or new boards?

    Ooo right. Can it be steamed off? Does it have to come off?
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    Kitchen Extractor Fan wiring

    Thanks. I don't actually have the fan yet - yet to buy one & don't really know which one to opt for. Something basic(ish) from B&Q or screwfix. Im after a fan just to expel anything else the cooker hood doesn't. Although it will be next to the hood - its the only place I can put it. If Im...
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    Kitchen Extractor Fan wiring

    Hi I want to put in an extractor fan on the wall in my kitchen that Im completely re-fitting. I roughly know where I want it but Im struggling where to get the power from. Please see the photo. My options are (in this order) Can I use the cable that is coming from an...
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    Can my kitchen ceiling be re-skimmed or new boards?

    Hi Looking at the pics of my kitchen ceiling can it be skimmed? At some point I will get my walls skimmed over & patched here & there but I don't know what to do with the ceiling. It looks like it has some sort of wallpaper or something on it and has several coats of paint. Some of the...
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