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Thanks again! Unfortunately I'm down South... do "normal" suppliers not sell them then?

thanks for the reply... does anywhere with a shop actually sell them?

Hi all... I'm currently half way through a major renovation and extension. I plan to lay the central heating pipes (JG Speedfit in conduit) within the screed however there will need to be some junctions, these junctions will need to go in a junction box so that they remain accessible...

Hi all. I will be installing a new floor using 2x4 joists. I have been told to attach a joist along the length of the wall and hang the joists off that. What should I be using to attach the joist to the wall? Will Sleeve Anchors do the job or should I be using resin studs? also, does...

Thanks for the pointers... Are there any openers for around the £200 mark that have this sort of functionality built in? ...because that would be ideal

Hi all. Im looking to install a garage door opener (probably the europro 700 from screwfix). This has a built in light that turns on from 2 minutes when you operate the unit, however I would like it to control the main garage lights as well. ...possibly two up/down lights on the front of the...

The rail is in the second bathroom so will rarely be used. It's more the 2 hour function I'm interested in to dry the odd towel off. It's an expensive faceplate to get the function though. And I don't want it turning on/off all the time and wasting electricity..! Any other ideas/suggestions?

thanks for getting back to me... The towel rail is an 80W 'dry' towel rail with a single element going all the way through. These controllers should work ok with it shouldnt it!?!?!? I have read the review about the screwfix one however on reading the manufacturers instructions...

Hi all.. a freind has just bought this towel rail... http://heatandthings.co.uk/heated-towel-rails/dry-electric-towel-rails/belfast-electric-heated-towel-rail-h720mm-w500mm__BLG1-5.aspx Its a single element one, a type I have had no contact with in the past. She would like to...

bit too far I'm afraid... a good hour and a half drive each way! Sorry! So who stocks Blanchon Resin Filler?

ah right... i was desperately trying to find a shop selling the lecor 7500 stuff! that explains why i couldnt find any.. do you know where I can get some Blanchon Resin Filler? I need to get some for tomorrow/saturday so an actual shop (not online) would be great! i'm in Burgess Hill in west...

hi... sorry for bringing back an old thread but.... i've hired a sander tomorrow to have a go at my parquet floor and was wondering whether the Lecol Filler 7500 worked well? my intention is to sand the floor (rough paper then medium paper) mix the dust with Lecol Filler 7500, spread it...

hi thanks for the suggestion. I had thought of that however that is for a 110mm pipe. I believe that if I use a kit like this (http://www.screwfix.com/prods/11703/Heating-Cooling/Ducting/Manrose-Tumble-Dryer-Kit-100mm;jsessionid=I0SCR12RGTQQMCSTHZOSFFI) then the standard size is 100 mm. do...

Hi all. wasnt sure where best to put this so thougth I would put it here! I am in the process of building my back porch which will form a sort of utility room.... We would like to put a tumble dryer exhaust vent in the wall to future proof it (we currently have no dryer) however would rather...

hi there..... thought I might add to the convo... I agree with Europlex. There is really only meant to be one master socket! Try and run an extension from there if that is possible. If it is only a temporary point then presumably you dont have to worry too much about hiding the cable...

cheers for getting back to me. I will look into natural ventilation, as in unpowered. Would rather that I didnt have to put in a powered fan.

is this the kind of fan you were thinking of? http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/Fans/100mm+Tile+Fan+Humidistat/d190/sd280/p82261 cheers

The door to it will be kept shut into the kitchen all the time, unless we are going into/through the room. I was planning on using a tubular heater on a thermostat to keep the room above about 12 degrees. Someone said they werent much good earlier but my dad has one heating a garden building and...

Reading around I think I will stick with the solid block route... it might not be quite as eco efficient but will be much cheaper I think, and stronger... I am aware that plasterboard can dent, but I think that is a risk I am willing to take. I am hoping the layer of insulation between the...

hi, cheers for the reply. the only door will be a new upvc one so shouldn't loose too muchhheat there... what is the difference between aerated and solid? i was under the impression the aerated blocks aarareararent as strong. I'm now planning on going with wavetrain and his proposed...