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Thank you all for the replies!! I appreciate all input thanks :) This is the alarm ive narrowed it down to.. http://www.alertelectrical.com/Burglar-Intruder-Alarm-Systems/Complete-Burglar-Alarm-Kits/KIT11--Texecom-Excel-Kit-KIT11.asp Few more questions please: 1- Ive got a...

Thanks Denford / guys for the input really appreciate it Had a look at the install guide seems straight forward enough :) I had a look at my sisters alarm setup (by a pro) and the wiring was amazing! What are the tricks to running and hiding cables.

-big-all- Okay its a GSB 14.4 VE2 so its the same one as the link you posted, nice one! Any ideas on the part that might need replacing? Im guessing the on/off switch? Let me know if you have any ideas. Thanks mate

Thanks Denford. Ive read a few posts on here and i think im going to buy a Texecom. Ive seen many online stores selling separates im guessing its a pick n mix system where i can pick whichever sensors i need for my setup (limited to the connections on the panel). Once ive bought...

Hello all, Just wondering if there are any experts out there can recommend some brands? Just off the top of your head, which alarms are considered to be good, and relatively easy to fit? How much would one expect to pay for a decent self install kit? Thanks

-big-all- Great, ill check the exact model tonight thanks and post it. That little diagram is great. -Deluks- Seen a few naked ones for about £100 so im hoping a repair will be alot less than that, fingers crossed. Thanks for your input :)

Hey guys, Ive got a Bosch Blue 14.4 Cordless Hammer Drill. Its still works and still has the same power behind it. However recently after a long hard session i could smell burning. Now when using it i noticed that i no longer have the ability to control the speed of drill. Its now...

Ive moved into a house with floral tiles in the kitchen. Ive done the same and i found it quite easy. You need to buy a grout scraper from your diy store, scrape out the grout. I drilled a few holes in the tile also, which made it a little easier when hacking off Make sure you find a...

Oh and another thing, if you mask up areas to tank, then make sure you remove the tape while its wet. I didnt and when peeling off the tape it lifted the waterproof stuff up too :(

Ah i googled the differences thanks. about the eggs....

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/gur12s-12v-cordless-impact-wrench Seen this too, i have a bosch blue 18v hammer drill whats the difference? Can a cordless drill be used for the same thing?

Yeah thats what i was looking for! You think these 12v are any good? Surely a normal plug in one would be better? Seems a bit to good to be true? http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cat96-1-2in-air-impact-wrench-kit With the air ones i guess i need a seperate air...

Hello guys, i need an air ratchet to fix my scooter, seen one on the Argos website for £50 anyone know if these are any good? Or do i need to spend 100s to get a decent one? Just want to use it to take off my wheels etc Thanks

Are you redoing your bath also? I bought from trades-direct.co.uk and they were doing 2 for 1. So thats 2 kits for £50 in case you are tanking your bath also. One bucket did my whole shower 2m high, 2 walls, 2 coats Not sure if they are still doing that offer, cant see it on their site...

Thanks Space cat, its not leaking from the compression its leaking from the soldered coupler :( The bit of the pipe wasnt in great condition tbh, but i didnt really have much choice. Its about 2cm of pipe sticking out of a concrete floor. Any ideas? Thanks mate

Ive ruled out condensation, it happens when the pipe is hot or cold. Thanks for the reply

Sorry, its a copper pipe 15mm soldered

You guys still here? Okay so i welded a straight coupler onto the existing pipe (what was left of it) then a compression slip coupler to close the gap. However after filling the system, pressure 1bar, the welded coupler is very slightly wet. Ive wrapped tissue round the base, and the...

If your fitting a shower tray dont forget to save some paste and tape for the edge of the tray! I tanked all walls and used it all up, I only realised when i came to fitting in the tray!

You guys are great thanks! I think i will remove the elbow great idea! I will make sure i remove all the water in the pipe. Thanks again guys