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I think that the address is the key determinant here. Is the street address the main road (left) or the side road (right)? Regards Tet

I'm building a small lean-to to accommodate an external fireplace for a woodburner and a pellet boiler. I therefore have two flues that I need to punch through the pitched slate roof. Currently, these flues exit their respective appliances fairly flush to the house wall. They therefore need to...

Which cylinder do you have?

Does your HW cylinder have a reset switch? We're having a similar issue with our megaflo and (whilst we wait for our electrician to come back from holiday) it's a lot of resetting. Regards Tet

It really depends what is below and how long it's going to be until it's remedied permanently I had a similar situation and made do with gaffer tape for 18 months Regards Tet

Wasn't sure where to post this as it's not an electrical or plumbing issue where most waste disposal posts end up I have an insinkerator bought for our new kitchen install (that starts on Monday). My problem is locating the air switch. Mrs Tet does not want to have a hole drilled in the quartz...

No - there were multiple pans, but as I recall they were not particulaurly tall ones Regards Tet

We've got MVHR dealing with the filtered extract Regards Tet

I sincerely hope that you are incorrect. We went to a siemens downdraft demo in Central London and were very impressed with its extractive abilities. The Neff equivalent is an almost identical twin, made in the same factory I can't comment on it in use yet, as we are about a month away from it...

Personally, I think that a sink in an island is a terrible idea. Aesthetically - dirty dishes on display in the centre of your lovely new fancy kitchen. I know that sinks in islands seem to be a common design theme, so I may be in a minority here The other thing I would worry about is the...

Maybe I should have included a picture from the get-go.. This is just by way of example, but imagine the left-hand stair wall covered with the panelling, going behind the glass right to floor level. The standoffs create a gap between the glass and the panelling (how big a gap is yet another...

The 26mm is the hole in the glass. The standoff itself has a diameter of 50mm and is affixed to the wall through the boarding

I've purchased some acoustic panelling to line one side of a stairwell https://deantawood.co.uk/product/immerse-acoustic-panelling-oak/ I want to mount a balustrade on the same wall using 50mm stand-offs...

Tool, tool, tool I suggest you watch this video Regards Tet

Are you an American? You don't need nails to hold skirting on - as others have said a good adhesive will be more than adequate. Regards Tet.

Update I have successfully had my faulty Milano Aruba's replaced Bestheating did honour their warranty but I had to jump through a few hoops. Despite the failure being a blatantly obvious paint finish failure, we had a multi-message back-and-forth about the details of my install including...

I'm adding a lighting scheme with a number of LED strips. I can see that LED strips have come a long way since the hot yellowing dotty stuff I installed back in the early 2010's I'm looking at installs for Under cabinet Under Island Shower niches Rooflight reveals I'm not interested in RGB...

This thread really prompted me to think about my new install. I'm now almost certain to go for a side-mounted install. Like the stuff they use for decks: Hopefully turning this: Into something resembling this:

Something just like that! Thank you

Having spent an obnoxious amount of money on a branded overhead shower arm from Vado, I've bought a generic one for our downstairs bathroom. This one, however has come without a locking nut. I saw "locking nut" as it obviously isn't called that This is what I'm looking for It has a standard...