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Thanks Lucid for sll the advice. I won't pretend I understand it all but it's certainly helpful. I'm going to try the xb10 in the loft and see how we get on. I'm getting my sister to double check she can't mount outside just in case signal not great from loft. She has 4 tvs she wants working so...

I'll try get my head around all this tomorrow. Thanks so much for your help, very much appreciated

That's what I planned to do but want to make sure I get the right type of aerial

The house is in pe6 0gu although this doesn't show up so Ive used pe6 0ep which is the street behind. It's showing as Waltham being the nearest transmitter

Waltham transmitter. The house in crowland pe6

This is why i asked the question, I can fit and do the connections but not clued up on the technical side

My sister just moved into a new build, was told aerial all sorted but she only has cabling installed to rooms and it's all coiled in loft. They can't have an external aerial until the whole site is finished and handed over so I need to get an aerial fitted in the loft, and will move it outdoor...

I have no idea about this sort of stuff so can only go on what people say. If it was on my property I would 100% get cadent out to investigate but as I say its not my call. I can only advise but he don't want to listen now

Sorry I showed the pics to a plumber/gas engineer yesterday who said he'd come across similar before and believes them to be test nipples for a join in the pipe. He said they're normally snapped off but sometimes they can't be bothered and leave them on. He said he'd have no concern over them...

I'm going to get him to dig a bit more out to get a better look but he's obviously a bit wary now. From what he's shown me it looks like the yellow pipe goes into a black collar and I assume the other side of that is the original pipe. He does have cable TV but not anywhere near that part of...

20220419_142048 by 10monty posted 1 May 2022 at 5:24 PM 20220419_142056 by 10monty posted 1 May 2022 at 5:24 PM 20220419_142100 by 10monty posted 1 May 2022 at 5:24 PM As the title really. My dad has taken his block paving up and came across this (pics attached) only a couple of inches lower...

As per the title, are these ever any good. The only route out of our kitchen to outside is approx 6m with 3 x 90 degree bends so a complete waste of time. I've been looking at this one https://luxairhoods.com/90cm-Recirculating-Ceiling-Kitchen-Hood It's a lot of money which I don't mind paying...

Thanks for the replies. 25mm is obviously not really sufficient although better than nothing and I can't go thicker without creating a step into the next room as the whole downstairs is 25mm. Our house was built in 85 and the regs obviously weren't as tight then. We don't have a damp proof...

I have a floating floor over block and beam and need to replace the insulation that the chipboard is sitting on. It's currently 25mm polystyrene. I've been quoted for celitex tb4000 but I'm not certain if that is the best stuff to use. I believe ga4000 might be the better product but I can't...

The downstairs of our house has 18mm tongue and groove chipboard floating floor over 25mm polystyrene. We are looking at laying new flooring for hallway thru into kitchen and were considering lvt or a laminate type floor but really not sure if this is suitable as the under floor isn't fixed. We...

I've got Kidde alarms. 1 heat in garage, 1 optical and 1 smoke in house. They can be wired together or wireless units can be used if wiring not possible. They are quite bulky, esp the wireless units but I've only ever had battery units so they may all be quite big