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Bonding coat with cement sounds ideal never thought of mixing cement into plaster

Never thought of car filler brilliant many thanks

Hello I have had new sockets put into my kitchen the holes behind the sockets were dug out by a previous owner in brick and are huge so I have sockets and their cables hanging in large holes I need to fill these what is the best thing to use ? I'm tiling over the walls but these holes are too...

Sparky coming tomorrow, thanks for the help

Cheers the fuse it 32a on the ground floor sockets, the spur is 3 single sockets for fridge, cooker and dish washer, its fairly common to have them on at the same time that was my concern, saying that they have probably been like this for 30 years

Thanks for the reply, should I turn off and move the fridge to a different plug and or the dish washer, pretty much stuffed moving the cooker, I am worried about over loading the standard house sockets just want it safe, cheers mark

Hello, I was about to tile our kitchen, however I have noticed some what I believe are dangerous practices with the wiring and wondered if someone could let me know if I need to disconnect. We have had the house 18 months and its been one issue after another. I had loosened the 2 2plug sockets...

Funny without being condiscending marvellous

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Foxhole thanks for that are they via a transformer or 240v ? Could you recommend a brand ? Cheers

Chivers67 that is brilliant many thanks mark

Wow don't know what to say I will give you something though he's not on holiday he's on the run with all my cash part p though so that's alright at least it's legal so pretty please with sugar on the top can I put a spotlight bar on a wooden beam without setting fire to my detached garage ? All...

Hello I have 4x t8 single florescent strip lights in my garage which is approx. 5m square. The lighting is poor. I would like to replace, what I would really like is to use are 2x spotlight bars using LED bulbs which I have in the kitchen and are great, however I am not 100% sure how safe these...

Thanks for that. I've been having a look, it's trying to find the "best bang for buck" to phrase the Americans solution. It wont be seen, but it needs to maintain insulation. Cheers

Yes the loft trap is insulated but I didn't do it I don't have any joists unfortunately cheers

Sorry mate no floor joists I have what appears to be substantial king trusses ( they might not be called this) off the ground running the length of the roof nothing I would use to put additional weight on cheers

Doggit yes thanks it was a long initial post always had a concrete floor remove the rockwool where required put down kingspan board over the top perfect appreciate your help cheers

Thanks for the reply yes I think as doggit said the price is a major factor as well not having joists is a real pain as those interlocking boards are really cheap however I do have a solid concrete floor for a base just need to insulate it as cheaply as possible cheers

Yeah that's excellent many thanks