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Brilliant thanks again for the help. I'll update when I see if it's working.

Thanks husky. I have a flush box waiting, just didn't want to cut the plasterboard until I'd found out if this type of thermostat would work. Is there any way to find out if this will need a relay or just fit it and see what happens? By the 'wire link' do you just mean a scrap bit of wire...

Hi all I'm looking at changing my old Drayton mechanical thermostat to a new digital Danfoss one. I'm a bit unsure of the wiring though and would really appreciate some advice on where the wires should go on the new thermostat. The new thermostat is mains operated as apposed to battery. The...

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Great thanks for the replys. As well as a cut roof would it be possible to alter the eaves in situe to a scissor or raised tie truss?

Hi I'm moving house next week and will finally have my long awaited double garage. I like to work on cars and bikes and was hoping of putting in a 4 post ramp or similar. Although height wise I'd be restricted. Is it possible to tie in the eaves higher up to raise the height of the roof? The...

Thanks for the help guys. Think I will get an electrician in for this bit, not quite as simple as I anticipated!

There are 2 blue, 2 brown and 2 green in a grey sleeve? I must admit I did not take a note of how they were connected! Thought it would be a case of matching the live and neutral, not the case? :oops:

Hi all I have renovated my bathroom recently. I changed the ceiling light for a dual insulated one. This left me with two earth wires which I wrapped in tape, is that the correct thing to do? However once the new light was fitted and I turned the power/light back on the spotlight in the...