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Have a look at this http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7553&start=0 There's a picture of a two way switch a few posts down. The two way switch needs to have the three core ( Red Yell Blu ) and one of the pairs wired into C, L1 & L2. Then the other pair is wired red to C and...

I would imagine because the kitchen tends to have a lot of electrical devices/appliances that have large areas of bare metal, not to mention all those pesky fiddly new light fittings that people like to have installed nowadays. So perhaps an area more prone to disaster than say, the bedroom...

Have you got any space to recess them? If thats the loft roof, then presumably the tiles are directly above? I'd stick with surface fittings myself. 8)

Sounds like you have a switched pair ( red/black/green) and a single neutral and earth (black/green) If the green is marked green, then it is unlikely that it is supposed to be red! You never know though. I would hazzard a guess that if you connect the blacks to the neutral point (blue on...

Some electric cookers do have in line fuses. Not sure about gas ones.

I got called out on a fault a few years back and that's what I said! Then I actually went in the garden and set the alarm off by walking past the window.................... Couldn't see any obvious damage to the glass. Changed the PIR. Sorted. Very unusual though, I agree.