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I don't think you can get at these bulbs.

What is the alternative to a coffin box thou. The cables are connected to the spots with clip on(like wago) rather than the screwin connectors. I would have preferred a single bathroom light but the misses wanted spots :(

I had my ceiling rose to changed to 4 x 10.5w Monza spot lights. Ip65 in an ensuite. I am painting the ceiling and was to put the spots into the holes myself. What I did notice was the spots where hot to touch and as I have insulation all around the spots, will this cause any negative effects...

I pulled out an old radiator in ensuite and replacing it with a towel rad. There was an earth wire connected to the old rad. I've opened up the floor to expose the pipework. It's done in Plastic under the screeded floor and coming up in copper. I was going to come up the wall in copper...

I don't think anyone would trip over these cables seeing as they are in the ceiling space between the plasterboard and upstairs floor.

Yes the box is screwed to the joists and closed in. As per the cables clipped to the structure, most of the other cables in the house are not clipped to anything. Just lossely hanging throughout the joists void area. What's the reasons for them needing to be clipped.

I hear Yas about spots in a bathroom etc.. but what the woman wants, the woman gets. It's less headaches. I'm sure yous know yourselves lol

Here I have a 1.9sq ensuite. Changed ceiling rose to 4 x 10.5w Monza spot lights. Ip65. Drawing the diagram I have them 600mm each away from each wall. Looking at the diagram, I'm thinking maybe to much light in the centre. Would you install the similar to this or arranged differently.

Would this junction box be suitable for these wago connectors. Everything fits in and the lid closes however everything is very tight and it got me thinking of excess heat with all them wires jammed into this like this. 6 x1.5 cables. 5 is 2 core and earth, 1 is 3 core and earth.

I have a few meters of this cable. It's not black, grey, brown and earth. It's round cable rather than flat. Would I still be able to use this for the isolater pull cord then onto the extractor fan.

So of I do this, add the 3 core and earth( brown, black,blue, earth) from the switch to the wagos then to the mirror as shown, I can turn the mirror off and on from the switch aswell rather than just from the mirror.

I think I will keep it simple and have it done as it's on the diagram. I think I know what you mean but I need to see it as a diagram before I'd even consider doing it your way.

Maybe this is what they where on about in store. This rad is in my budget. Anything else in that color is difficult to get before xmass with them btus for my budget. If it was ok to use, I'd purchase it.

Is everything fine in the diagram.

It did get me thinking thou. Is it ok for twin and earth 1.5 for a mirror in bathroom.

I've been getting conflicting advice on towel rad for an ensuite. The ensuite is 1.9square x 2.5m high. Online I'm getting it's coming in at 1600btus for a bathroom thst size with one exterior block wall and a room above it. The ensuite has an insulated plasterboard ceiling also. In store...

This is for 4 new spots in an ensuite and adding a mirror light and an extractor fan with isolation switch in an ensuite revab. Is it possible to use a pull cord isolation inside on the ceiling in the ensuite rather than a switch on the outside. Forgot to write switch on the square box on the...

I have a Honda petrol generator for site work. Yesterday I was using it the whole day for the first time in over a year. It worked all day untill after 4pm then the 240 stoped working. This morning I tried it again and nothing. Opened it up and the earth wire was out of the back of the blue...

He was told about it. But after remeasuring with lase level, the floor is out 18mm, not 30! Be alot easier to take this out. I could lose a few mm where the opening is for the new enterance is into extension, slope it 7mm over 4m to the doorway into new room and lose another 7mm in that room...

Copper would always be the first priority however I know full houses plumbed in Plastic in for heating and other well over 20 years and never a leak. It does work. You will here stories of some fittings failing but if done correctly, there shouldn't be an issue.