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Yes but that would make the plug and socket stand proud of the wall too much because of the outlet is sited. If I use an extender, I can move the socket and plug connection so they dont get in the way of the wall bracket

Hello, My current wall mounted OLED TV has been hardwired into a wall spur outlet, which is connected to a switch on the ring main . At the time it was mounted, I did not realise removing the plug from TVs power cable would invalidate its warranty, so I am keen not make the same mistake when I...

I looking to attach fibreboard to the external walls of my brick faced chalet bungalow. Unfortunately they have been painted over and on one particular wall that faces the weather the paint peels in sections( apparently a Zinsser primer should have been applied first ). Fed up with looking at it...

"When it was fitted, it should have been tested" It was fitted by another engineer before we had two extra rads fitted. He came back once more so maybe he should have checked the pressure then. Since then, he disappeared, and I had a hard time finding another who was familiar with these single...

"that the system capacity exceeded the ability of the current EV to absorb the expansion" that is what he was suggesting

Thank you. it did make me wonder, especially as I live in a hard water area on the south coast

My central heating engineer seems to think it may be necessary at some point in the future but thought the boiler would work fine for now after the service he carried out on it. The situation is as follows our boiler which is a rebadged Intergas combi ( Atmos) was installed about 12 years ago...

I was sent a link re finding a local tradesman if i needed one but when I logged in it disappeared. I say that because it might come in useful to me in future

i just looked at the bottom and it says 8 slabs. That'll teach me to look properly :)

Can you let me know how many pads there are in a pack please?

And at a reasonable price as well.Many thanks

I have a stud wall situated in a loft space which backs on to a couple of bedrooms which i would like to heat insulate. The gap between each stud is approx 400mm (or whatever the imperial conversion is as the house was built in 1930) and the depth is 75 mm. Where is the best place to source it...

Yes that's why I wanted to replace the toilet in the first but it would also necessitate replacing the tiling both wall and floor

I'll check that out, thanks..Does it look like this...

Unfortunately there is no brand name on the unit that I can find although i did buy it from Victoria plumbing

One of my toilets has a poor flush, and it has been like that since I bought it . It takes at least 3 flushes before I clear the bowl. The toilet is attached to a vanity unit which matches its cistern box. I am almost inclined to replace it, but that would mean replacing the tiles as well, and...

somehow, I managed to delete the last post by mistake. It was giving me a link to find local tradesmen

well i have used the multicooker twice today and had no issue. If it happens again, I'll call an electrician. Thank you all for your comments

i just found it odd that it kept tripping after i stopped using the multicooker for a period of time