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Fitted now. I took the old one out a while ago intending a straight swap, but the hole in the internal leaf was in a different place to the one in the external leaf! So I bashed some dodgy block work out on the inside and lined it up, then built up some new brickwork around the pipe, then...

What conspiracy theory is this?

Well, it does say "Binge"rbread!

Yeah, then at the next update, it'll be nagging you and telling you that you don't make stuff anything like as good as its Mother makes...

Will add another story here: Family issue urgent warning after window cleaner electrocuted - BBC News https://share.google/OZqjwqecQ5AyeCl2j

There's a gap between the studs and the plasterboard?

Am I missing a trick? If you're hitting things to fix to, can't you attach to those?

Our babies came with 9 months delivery. Mrs S got really fed up waiting.

At the same time, (if it is disused) you might as well get rid of the old supply for the BA panel and fill the hole in the ceiling where the cables pass through.

As per the above, I no longer need a slimline plug due to a rethink of layout, but thanks for the offer.

Thank you kindly, but the issue has been averted.

I know this wasn't directed at me, but I was driving nearly 30 years and have covered hundreds of thousands of miles, many of them commercial up to 7.5t, but had to give up for medical reasons. Boy, I miss it!

I can't see it. You'd really need a mesh, no?

IDK. I haven't fitted it yet. Other name?

It is on the A34 near me. The signage is all over the place. They have recently changed a long standing 40 stretch to 30. There are no terminal signs where the speed limit changes, just repeaters, then further up the road you have a stretch where there are repeaters for 40 then suddenly...

Before I saw the pictures, I would have said move the door to the LHS, hinge it on the left and open outwards. Then I saw the whacking great bookcase on the landing!

Yeah, they did!

Looking for one. I had one back in the 80s, Legrand, 1984, with unsheathed live pins. Had two screws securing the cover, rather than the usual one. From memory, it was around 18mm. I think they are well obsolete now, but is there another brand that is similarly svelte?

And it only takes moments to replace parts. More regular routine replacement of parts known to wear out should help to prevent such incidents happening in the first place.