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Hahahaha Someone's got too much time on their hands :lol:

Cellotape :lol: Actually, i think Noseall's suggestion is better!

Well theres no doubt certain rules, restrictions etc, but your council can probably give you advice. You will still need to get a specialist asbestos removal company in, but if you are allowed to bury the asbestos instead of having to remove it then it will save a bundle

You never know. Phone around until you find a sparky (registered with an approved body and no i dont mean lol. Yeah anyway phone around and find one who will do a free quote. Most of them will, and see what they say.

Is the site still a farm? I seem to remember reading somewhere that if it is, then in some circumstances you can bury asbestos on site. Maybe phone the local council and get their advice?

Yes it could fall off :lol: Oh erm the electrics..Yes messing with electrics is dangerous if you've got no idea what you're doing Cutting corners generally means shoddy work, and dangerous scenarios. Plugging it into the loft means that the isolation is not easily accessible. Part...

Ok...not sure how your using the bolt..but is there a chance of 'hollowing' it out with a drill, or part of it out to help with water flow? Or perhaps using a T section instead of a straight pipe? Water comes in from a different direction than the bit your turning? Draw us a picture and im...

First i'd say pop to the doctors, and get your little problem sorted out. Then pick up the yellow pages and phone an electrician.

My mums 52. I tell her everyday that shes old. Oh wait...thats not what you meant!

Do you know what part p is? Also..how will the fan know when to come on if its not connected to the bathroom light?

Part peepee

I was gonna give a helpful reply..but maybe you should register with a new name first. So for now ill just say Part P.

Providing they dont have big chuncky connectors that are wider than the actual rod, thus making a big gap around the top rod

I notcied id stepped right into that after posting, but figured i'd leave it to see how quick people on the forums are lol

Someone on here might offer to do it if you provide all the materials, and give them the use of your holiday home during the work and a week after :D

Getting someone else to certify your work? tut tut. Dunno how a competent scheme would see it, hopefully someone with an approved body will see this post.

Using a stud connector (also called a threaded rod connector). Long enough to hold an end with a pair of grips, while holding the pipe in a vice and solder/braze. Then use a grider to whip the end off flush.

And you worked yours out using the OSG im guessing. Its the way i was taught in college, but since then ive seen out in the real world (and been told many times) that the OSG is very OTT in this regard. An example could be a 5 bedroom house. You use the OSG and find its maximum demand is 130...

Is this a practice paper, or one you've seen on a job?

As far as i can see no ones mentioned it, but it looks like aluminium conductors to me.