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Yes good call, maybe its me but cant find a FCU on that page

Just got a double socket at the mo. Just had to replace integrated fridge, couldnt plug it into the original hidden socket without pulling half my kitchen out. Have had to route the plug to a socket above the counter . Wanted to use a FCU instead of a plug to prevent it being unplugged by...

Back to the drawing board then. Thanks for your help

Just googled duel box and I see what you mean, just to singles side by side.

Na dont want a surface mounted one, oh well.

So would I have to change the back box? Cant really do that as its in a tiled kitchen, don't wanna damage/change tiles etc? The pyro is still going strong thanks, only gets light use (light/drill/radio) every now and then, RCD has not tripped once :)

Is there such a thing? Im after a single socket on one side and a FCU (either switched or unswitched) on the other which will fit in a double box. A bit like a cooker switch but I need 13A not 45A. Thanks Paul

Saw them for 35 quid in b&q today

Sorry but a dumb question coming here. I will soon be putting extra insulation in my loft, the current insulation has gaps in for the down lighters. The new insulation will make it hard to continue to keep this space clear. If I were to use a product like above or make my own, would it...

That helps too thanks, looks like im gunna get myself a few new bits

Thank you very much. May explain why I chew up so many screws/bits

As above really, I always thought they were the same, until reading on here, so can someone please explain the differences. Thanks Paul

Why not tell NTL to poke their line and disconnect it now rather than wait 30 days, they will ask you to pay for the 30days line rental, but you would be doing that anyway.

doh

Is this what you mean? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Koken-12-mm-T-Bar-Wrench-Metric-Nut-Spinner_W0QQitemZ190132554656QQihZ009QQcategoryZ25644QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262

They were already half price over the bank hols

Superb, well done

When an engineer came to look at mine he said he could crash the panel/system if needed and start from scratch and set it up from new if he couldn't get the eng code. After a couple of call he found out what it was

The Ronseal diamond hard that comes in a tub (not the small tins) comes with a mop type thing to apply it to the floor. It is made for the job and makes it loads quicker and easier and leaves a smooth finish

Didn't read the description, just did a search