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Steve, Thanks a lot. Ordered and on it's way! Ban-all-sheds, In case I want to add more lights in the future.

what is the floor? What storey? What sort of laminate flooring in what sort of room? Underfloor heating?

Take it up to 2.3m, or as close as a full tile height will get you. If you have anyon euse it who's my height (1.95m) you'd be amazed how high water gets when it bounces off of your shoulder.

Have a look at British Gypsum's 'White Book'. Something like Glasroc Firecase may well be suitable. 15mm withstands a fair bit of heat.

The part of the building regulations that you refer to is Part E - Passage of sound. Unless the building is very new I suspect you will have difficulty going down that route. Building Control or an Approved Inspector would have signed it off. If it is old then there is no requirement for it to...

Here's some pictures to help explain: and the bedside cabinet (without the drawers shown) Hope this helps!

BUMP! Just a pointer in the right direction if this is a really basic question. A link or something maybe??

There are currently 4 of these lights mounted to wardrobe tops, connected into a junction box, then into a transformer and finally into the lighting circuit. We are moving half of the wardrobes and so I have un-wired 2 of the lights and left the other 2 as they were previously. Essentially...

Hi there, Having previously made a kitchen cupboard out of MDF I utilised butt joints that were screwed from the external face. This was fine as the cupboard was then covered in wallpaper as it's final finish. However, i am now making a low kitchen cupboard and some bedside tables out of...

Hi there, I know a bit about electrics but only basic DIY stuff. So, just wanted to check the following: Have 2 x 20W halogen Ikea lights that mount on top of wardrobes. The built in transformer plugs were previously cut off and wired into a transformer that was wired into a lighting...