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Well Im purchasing some chrome switches and the manufacturer makes them in cast and plate metal. I think theres a difference of £4 between the two, but when your buying loads it soon mounts up! Does that make more sense?

Is there much difference between cast switches and plate switches apart from the fact that cast are slighty more in cost?

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They are lights with a minimum profile that can be painted over. The light can still be adjusted but the profile is minimal hence the term invisible!

It can do cool white but not the warm white unfortunately! One company are saying bubble leds 1w are quite effective but not sure if the bubble looks as good as the flush ones.

Yes Ive found a kit that scrolls through from slow, medium or fast setting and you can set it to colour of yr choice. Its 50 notes. But thinkin about it the warm white would look better im thinking.

lol point taken!

Im having leds put into the skirting board to highlight some of the stairs. What do you guys think about colour changing ones are bit tacky compared with warm white?

True Ill have a word with him. Dont get the last comment though mate??

Cheers mate

Yes Im having central pendants, but aiming to have just a couple of downlights as a feature to light up pictures etc.

Im having squarish light fittings and was considering square 'invisible' downlights to match. Does anyone have square or are they a bit of a no no and best to keep standard with the circular ones?

I need a new fuseboard. I was aiming to go for an MK but the stockists are saying a company called BG are just as good as the BG ones. Has anyone an opinion on any of the best fusebox?

Ok cheers mate, is £200 too cheap for an oak door?

4 Panel oak doors for £200. Too good to be true? Does anyone buy solid doors anymore or are engineered definately the way to go? I guess the solid oak arent as bland as the engineered veneered ones?

Are B&Q wooden doors any good? They have some at £40 at the moment. Seems very cheap. States you can take 5mm off sides and 6mm from the top.

I need a new floodlight, Steinel, Timeguard, B&Q or Wickes? Can anyone recommend one? Cheers.

Hi superspark, Yes I think I'll keep it more basic, as it soon bumps the price up! Thanks for your comments, much appreciated.

Cheers, yes I was thinking of just using switches, but as youve pointed out the dimming problem! Have to think of some way round it.

Im havin downlights & pendants fitted in varios rooms in my house. Is it worth looking into RAKO systems, WISE contros etc or a bit OTT? I know it doesn't work out cheap once you add all the controllers/receivers up! Cheers in anticipation.