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Gentlemen that great thanks for your help

Great thanks for all your posts as they were in a dining room if they were on a spur and not in a ring would that matter ?

Yes think it was TV DVD etc but we need it for our white goods at minute didn't realise that could all run off extension

OK fridge freezer, dish washer, washer and dryer dryer has never been on with washer at same time it sounds shocking but these are in a sort of dining room next to kitchen and don't go off when I switch off kitchen sockets haven't had the house long plan was to knock this room into kitchen but...

No it looks crap but as long as it's not dangerous I can save my cash many thanks

Hello how far apart do double power sockets have to be ? I appear to have three together ie touching so essentially a row of 6 and someone has told me your can't have that before I push the panic button is that right and how far apart should they be ?

Hello I have a 6m2 detached garage single brick three walls adjoined on the fourth and concrete slab for floor. Standard garage door at one end, and exterior door at the other I am in the process of converting the garage into an insulated office, so essentially having 1/3 as standard...

That's great nothing too heavy desk and a couple of chairs thanks for the reply

Hello I am converting part of my detached garage into an insulated office, it has a concrete floor, I have put a 1000 dpm on the slab, and have been told to use 100mm of insulation on the floor which is roughly 4m squared. I have then been advised to either use floating floor 100mm of...

Yes I'd assumed ptfe was the same thickness but it's clearly not

Thanks I've ordered some loctite 55 already never had any issue with ptfe before just struggling this time seems fine then weeps cheers

Hello I have been fitting a mixer shower behind our bathroom wall. It has 4 1/2" tap female connectors for the hot and cold inlets and the shower head and hand held show. I bought 1/2" male fittings with a 15mm compression head on the other sides for all 4. I installed the male to female with...

Thanks for the replie's so are you saying make up the 75mm of solid insulation with 50mm and 25mm separate sheets crossed over ?

Hello this is a daft question and I think I'm going mad with advice however I am insulating an external garage single walled to use as on office it is attached to an adjacent garage up one wall assuming double brick I have been told 75mm kingspan for the walls sandwiched between semi permeable...

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Hello I have a single bricked garage external to the house with a concrete floor. As far as insulating the walls. I have been told semi permeable membrane, celotex/kingspan 75mm boards, polythene sheet, plasterboard all in wood studding. Is this about right ?

OK thanks for the advice

Sorry miss read your reply, the garage floor was sealed and then painted with garage floor paint by myself about 2 years ago.

Hi thanks for the reply, house was built in approx 1968-70 the garage is external to the house. So use a dpc on the concrete floor ie 1000ga and then a wooden structure 2" high, then the celotex on top of that then the chipboard flooring ? Walls are single skinned brick.

Hello looking to insulate the garage to use in winter. I have a sealed concrete floor, I had assumed a damp proof membrane, celotex, polythene sheet then 22mm chip board flooring. I have been googling, and it looks like if I can use celotex insulation and negate the need for a damp proof...