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What minimum size hdd would you gents recommend in the dvr please?

Like this one?: http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/samsung-professional-500-gb-4-channel-cctv-kit-with-4-bullet-cameras-n51cd?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=15P2_W4_D5&utm_content=Product-1&utm_campaign=15P3-3

Looking to buy some CCTV kit off a friend as I am considering having an install following a couple of recent opportunistic thefts. The kit (for ~£350) includes: 2 x ENEO 1/3" 600 TVL fixed dome camera (VKCD1335s/MH) 1 x Quantum Vista 16 DVR with 4TB internal hdd all the cabling etc He...

In the end I bought a glue-on one from National Stair Nosing which worked pretty well.

Sorry I never did update this thread. I emailed the Laminate company and they don't do accesories in the UK. In the end the carpet fitter sourced a Quick Step plate - very difficult to colour match sadly and it was a bit of a compromise but is good quality.

In my home office I am having new carpet fitted expect for the part of the office where the desk is. Here there will be laminate. Both the carpet and laminate will be a similar hue (light oak). There will be a single straight 1.9m transition between carpet/laminate. The 2 parts are being...

Door up and have 2 coats of matt clear varnish :)

Thanks. I do have nearly a box spare. Will have to hunt out an Indy Flor specialist in Manchester. As to the Aluminium Nosing - looks good but do they come in faux-wood coverings do you know? Would prefer that to the jarring of metal on wood for that area.

Looks great Tim. Pity I missed the boat!

Thanks. It is Regents Park Bleached Oak from Crossley Connection (Carpet Right)

Would appreciate some help. Had a room laminated which has a step leading down to a split-level lounge area. It looks great apart from a problem with the edging on the step: builder struggled to find anything matching to finish this edge (there is matching beading everywhere else) so put an...

Thanks. Having had it hung I think I am winning her round that satin clear varnish is the way to go :)

Asking "just in case" We plan to get this door for the downstairs rooms: http://www.howdens.com/doors-joinery-collection/internal-doors/internal-hardwood-doors/4-panel-oak-shaker-glazed/ My home office entrance is from the back of the livign room with light cream walls. Now in the office...

Many thanks for your patient help. I can see some light at the end of the tunnel now! Will look to get the 1981 x 686 and get an internal trim to reduce the gaps (or rather I will get someone to do it who knows what to do! :D )

Aah fair point. Compared to the door that is there which has a ridiculously big space at the top I think we could live with that. Is adding a thin strip to the door frame on either side to reduce the width a little feasible as well? Still 3cm from the top and bottom :(

Got you - good analogy thanks. I have found the 726mm version but these are 2040 height and doorframe is 1920 height so would need to cut 120 in height from them :(

I am getting 4 panel Oak Shaker Glazed doors for 3 downstairs rooms and to keep a theme would like the non-glazed one for the downstairs understair bathroom. The one I have seen: http://www.howdens.com/doors-joinery-collection/internal-doors/internal-hardwood-doors/4-panel-oak-shaker/ is...

Hi Had 3 ceilings skimmed about 2 weeks ago. They are dried and pretty much ready for painting but in 2 I have noticed long very fine hairline cracks in them (in straight lines) I understood that this soemtimes happens when plater dries? Question is do I need to repair them or if they are...

I did :oops: http://www.diynot.com/forums/alarms-cctv-telephones/cctv-home-surveillance-help-for-a-noob-please.354503/

Great Thanks. I will recommend he goes down the Yale route. As for Upstairs PIR - does this system now allow a 2nd "Partial Set" option for nighttime which activates all except (say) that landing PIR?