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Hi. I'm sure this has been asked a million times but anyway..... .....I'm in the process of ripping out and replacing my bathroom. Walls have been stripped back to studwork. I'm just querying whether moisture resistant board is worth the extra cost (approx twice the price of normal board). I...

That's sort of what I thought initially but they're only in the end braces in the room and then not on every one.

I've got rope loops going through some of the braces under the floor upstairs and have no idea why. I've had 4 trades in who have never seen it before. It's a 1985 timber frame house and I don't think this floor has ever been up since it was built til now This is just out of curiosity, can't...

Tbh it will be fine as it is but just to appease the ocd side of me would have been nice to have them split! Again thanks all for your input

Ah OK hadn't really thought of that. Would that require a 20a in the cu? This is all future planning really while I've got floors up / ceilings down. Ideally I'd like upstairs and downstairs on separate circuits but I guess that's a rewire job if they're all on the same one now?

Garage is attached. It's just for general use. Battery chargers, radio, pressure washer etc. Certainly nothing industrial like welders etc

That's good to know thank you. Thanks all for your quick responses

Kitchen, utility and garage are all on one fuse separate from the rest of the house. I'm going to run 2 2.5mm into garage so that can be on its own. The rest of the house is on one fuse (socket wise) which is annoying but can live with that I guess

Hi sorry for lack of info on that front. It is a double oven. Gas hob separate. We will be replacing the oven at some point in the future but obviously don't know which one yet as it's a little way off. Just thinking ahead to cover any type of oven we buy. The current oven is an AEG double...

Moved into a new (to us) house 3 weeks ago and just got round to seeing which each of the fuses in the consumer unit relate to. Anyway the electric cooker is fed from a 30 amp fuse using 6mm cable. Cable run just shy of 10m in length. I currently have the floor up in between cu and kitchen...

I posted that to show a picture of what he needed that's all.

Replaced cable between lounge and bedroom and problem solved. Checked old cable and looked ok but was obviously causing the issue

https://www.amazon.co.uk/RG59-Type-Satellite-Coaxial-Cable/dp/B0035FCQHM Should look like that

Was asked by a friend to run them a couple of aerial cables to 2 bedrooms upstairs (bed 2 & bed 3) I'd normally install a booster in the loft and connect the incoming aerial to that and go from there but there existing setup already had the main aerial going direct to lounge with a further cable...

I was going to get a stand actually. I have a non sliding mitre saw and it winds me up being on the floor with it. I want it primarily for studwork, skirting and architrave. That blade be good enough for those tasks?? Glad you're getting on ok with it

How did you find this saw. Just looking into these today and not sure what to get. Would you recommend it

Can anybody tell me what type of roller this is please. I wrapped it in a plastic bag about a month ago to carry on using it the next day but didnt get get round to it and it has been like that ever since. Went to clean it yesterday and it is rock hard and the hair has started coming out in...

I plugged my jigsaw in and it worked fine. The socket has always been there and has always worked. I wanted to add a bit of protection to it, unaware I already had some, albeit not ideal. I am happy now I know why it trips my cu

Sorry yh the socket works ok