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what would be a safe distance though, and either way the waste will at some point travel past the downlighter as I have a lot of them along the whole run of the joist/waste route.

I am planing to install a shower cubicle without a tray in my bathroom, I would of course need to use a wetroom waste that will sit under the floor between the joists. My problem is that where the waste will exit the floor into the joists I have downlighters in the downstairs room quite close...

they do the Hygena and Schreiber rages, and I think its the Schreiber that comes preassembled and the Hygena that is flat pack, or vise versa!

Kevin, for Kitchens they are much much cheaper even cheaper than MFI so called sale prices, so its worth checking into it.

your quite sarcastic really arent you breezer!! Thats the second not so smart reply you have put to my postings! No in fact if someone already knew if they did the bathrooms then it would be far quicker than doing any of your points!!

Anyone know if Howdens sell the MFI ranges of bathroom suites? I know they do the kitchens but not sure about the bathrooms. In particular am looking at the Agean Range in the MFI catalogue

would I be right however in assuming that the following is rated for GU10 downlighters and therefore I would be ok http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/VLIS1701.html Hope so cos these are what I have just ordered :(

breezer? if no then what am I supposed to use? I have one lighting circuit with 9 x 50w GU10 downlighters and another with 10 x 50w GU10 downlighters I have got 2 600w Master dimmer switches and 2 slave units so each circuit can be controlled from 2 locations. What is the problem with...

I have purchased a 600w master dimmer and a slave dimmer. That should do the trick shouldnt it?

Ahhhh now thats more sensible!! I didnt think the electric company (EDF Energy) would allow me to do that. So I would be ok then to site this big 100amp switched fuse inside the meter cupboard next to there little digital meter thats there?

I have 2 switches controlling one set of lights in one of my rooms. One switch at each end of the room. Is it acceptable to change both switches for standard dimmers switches? (will need 500w ones as circuit has 450w of downlighters on it) I dont need special switches because I have 2 dimmers on...

yes that I now know, but if it were would that be wrong? Or is it still acceptable to use a ring? If not I suppose all I would do is remove the last wire from the last light that completed the ring??

my meter is soon to be moved approx 9 metres from my consumer unit, so I have purchased a 100amp isolator which I presume I am correct in saying must be sited within 3 metres of the meter for the tails to go into then my consumer unit is fed from that? My main question is........ the 100amp...

If I were to wire all my lights in a ring would that be incorrect? Does it have to be a daisy chain circuit or am I ok to keep it as the ring I have already done? Many thanks

Anyone any idea what a Biasi Riva Advance HE boiler is like. Lookin at the 35.1kw HE version. If I got it would like to fit it in kitchen base units so its hidden, Any suggestions, comments? Thanks Neil

ok then if i get a bigger unit is it praticle to fit it into a kitchen base unit??

all my plans state is that all electrical work is to be carried out in accordance with Part P, nothing else

I am having a Corgi installer fit a new combi boiler to my extension. What I am trying to find out is are there any condensing combi boilers out there that will fit nicely inside a kitchen cupboard (as my current potterton suprima does). I dont really want the boiler exposed. Also any...

hiya, sorry for delayed reply. I have found out that EDF energy do not fit isolators and I need to supply an 80amp isolator with 2 metres of the meter box. I also saw an EDF energy van working on the roadside earlier and got out to ask them if they would be interested in moving my meter for...

Just to clear any suspicions up, I have no choice but to have a Corgi install the system as I would require it to be certificated for the council to pass off the development at the end. The inspector has already told me he will require corgi certificates and Part P certs for the electrics. My...