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We have an digital shower. It has been working fine for a while, last year we changed the boiler from a old open vented to a pressured system. In an ideal world this meant changing the electronic unit of the shower. However we tried it with some pressure reducing valves to lower the...

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Should have said, they are G4 LEDs

It's SES as I have lots of SES bulbs and also have an SES to G4 convertor and too many G4 bulbs spare, hence I have been trying to get an SES holder.

Hey sorry I was a bit slow in replying. Yes OwainDIYer that is the kind of thing I was looking at and I wasn't sure how they went together. I was specifically thinking if you could get a E14/SES in this... http://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-batten-lamp-holder-white/93835 that...

I have but all I can't find a small SES that I can connect to mains.

I am trying to find a wall mounted SES/E14 pendant or lamp holder. I have seen various ones but they all seem to be for lamps/lights. What is the best way to attach one of these to a wall. It's for a small area, I don't want to spend a great deal and I specifically need E14/SES which is the...

I thought so, was just wondering what type of trunking is best.

I'm using Cat 6a shielded - http://www.belkin.com/us/p/P-F2CP004/

I am looking to wire up the bottom part of my home with RJ45 cabling. I don't have an under stairs cupboard that I can run the cable into which is proving a small issue for me. Currently the idea is to run the cable from each of the rooms under the floorboards and then to meet outside and...

One other question, I note that draining the system was a bit of a strange, previously I would always drain from the little white valve on the right side of the boiler by the pressure relief valve. However, when I opened this valve on this occasion it merely dripped and didn't empty from this...

All good, it seems it just got wet - been on for about an hour now with no hiccups.

Had the heat exchanger out to clean it unfortunately I thought I twisted the off valve to the mains water of the boiler and I hadn't. So it sprayed water all over the boiler for a moment. I have replaced the exchanger with no leaks, although now I left the boiler to dry for a while and...

Rather than making derogatory comments and assumptions, it would be more prudent that you provide a valid answer to the question that I raised. Maybe a simpler form of English may assist, the boiler is NOT available in the UK at present. The only item they are able to supply is the 30Kw...

I just rang Viessmann about the new model that is due to come out and have been informed that they have now sold out of the 26Kw System, however they are not brining the new one in until they sell out of the entire range of boilers. The question - I was offered a free upgrade to the 30Kw of...

paint, primer (oil based), undercoat and then exterior eggshell (oil based) Although I hasten to add that I have now got a 2.5L tin of Dulux Weathershield (trade) undercoat which I will use

It is time to paint the front door again. I have removed the furniture from it and have rubbed it down. I have two issues that I wanted to see what advice someone else would give on. Firstly, the door is made from hardwood (sapele) and is a six panel door, the panels have begun to split in...

You sure, that's injection moulding :P

Thanks, think I will got for the plugging chisel route, can always invest in a SDS later. Will try and find a small thin one if such a thing is possible.

I've started contemplating repointing the back two walls of our home. I am using hydraulic lime to replace mostly lime mortar. My question is how best to rake out the old lime? I have been given differing views from different people, one is simply to use a plugging chisel and rake it out...