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I've had a product called The Laddermate for 15 years, a lifesaver, it's made from boxed steel and hooks to the inside of your bottom rung, with two splayed out "legs" which prevent any slip. See SKY fitters with them too. Cost me £50 and I know the last time I saw one, it was still the same...

I'll probably incorporate the pendant with a spot

No that sounds sensible, I was going to obviously take down the fluorescent and fix a pendant. Would I just run a string for each light from the pendant area?

Found it just after I posted, :oops: still don't know what i'm looking for, not a clue regarding electrics but have no intention of attemping the fitting, just the roughing.

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Simple question What size drill bit should I use for 8mm hammer in fixings?

Hi guys, I am lowering my hall ceiling so that I can fit 5 Mains halogen lights. Can't get access above as we are a bottom flat. At present we have a Fluorescent light, How do I configure the wiring prior to putting the plasterboard up? My electrician pal was supposed to do it but has taken ill...

CMOS???

It plugs in at the top, must admit my daughter mentioned that it might be the cable, not sure if she checked it. i'll ask

My not so old PC has developed a problem. When I switch it on, nothing comes up on the monitor, I know the monitor works, as i'm using it now. tried it with another monitor and the same. It sounds as if it's powering up as usual. What could the problem be? Please don't get too techy.

Or if you are old fashioned like me, you will use oil based. Don't get me wrong, i've used a lot of acrylic in the past but if i'n not in a hurry, I prefer the original way. Just feel you would have to do a lot of rubbing down.

Traditionally when you come to a corner (Internal) you cut the length approx quarter of an inch(8mm) ish wider than the gap to be papered, good idea to snip very couple of inches, again around quarter on an inch, to assure the paper doesn't bubble later. You know how sometimes you see wallpaper...