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have you tried picketing the large outlets that actually sell the parts needed to do these jobs, to anyone who wishes to try irrespective of qualifications. As long as this is happening DIY electrical will not stop therefore if anything this site is clearing up the mess.

I did ask for something good but not essential for major long term work. paid £14.00 they don't leave a dot, they a have no number, all i get is 2 pressed strips and it doesn't seem to hold well this is the most similar to mine http://www.maplin.co.uk/images/Full/JH19V.jpg getting...

dont think it will be the bath doin the misting, has he got sky :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: sounds like a right pimp palace :shock:

I do see where your coming from but Someone taught me to drive a car, if i could afford a chauffeur i would never have bothered. Start at the top and work your way down. Labour charge massive why tax man has most of it, cost of appliances mark up on imported cheaply made products...

Didnt say i don't have a fan......... i said don't have a fan connected to my shower. I have one of those big ugly things in the corner of the room of which i would also like to remove. unfitted cieling fan with halogen light fittment with hose to go through roof or wall, still in box.

well.. i had not actually related the 2 as im sure if they were 2 the same my windows would now be wobbling in the wind :lol:

supposed to be fibreglass roof like flat roof superstores and garages. With 10 year gaurantee. They took the felt off laid hardboard then fibreglass sheets and then resin liquid, its as hard as nails? but what an eye sore...

Thanks Adilin ive sent the guy an LBA and advised of small claims and steps im willing to take. That was with the leak but the last visit seems to have sorted the water sad thing is its only known on a hard fall of rain so wont know untill then. and this has been since oct 05. My own...

you got off lightly then :wink:

ok thanks i have got the insulation issue and wall mixes confussed, i will go ahead and fill it. Always best to ask :wink:

? ive read plaster destroys the protective covering on wires. You got me on a dought now, if it doesnt then i could have saved myself alot of trouble :lol: oh well better to be safe than sorry. As im browsing i will have to link what i find in here maybe its beacuse you have to pull it...

ok found the no cement or plaster warnings, i am going to make some sort of stopper to stop the cement covering the wire coming out to the bottom plate. but im still concerned regarding the none fixed conduit area. :cry: Thanks OJ

:shock: Let me have his address i can think of a 1000 better things i could spend his money on :wink: i like a nice long soak but how pruned would you be after a good film :lol:

nope not sure what will happen when i have the bathrrom fitted out, my brain needs a rest for a few months before that one :roll: I do have an unfitted fan that works with the light switch they sound more troble than there worth.. May go for a refund but need to see the variations on fittment...

Ive read plaster damages cooker cable. What will cement do to it. I have added a stretch to the metal conduit in the wall but its black plastic. I want to cement round this, as the rest of the pipe is. I have been lucky that there was a recess already in the concrete that just needed...

empip im so greatfull i actually came back today to search net for a guidline, i never do anything with out research, i will also use old wire to do many crimps i have a pack of 100 red and blue so plenty of practise there and at £2.50 a pack i wouldn't hesitate to do more, to get a good...

HI steve bathroom small so had door altered to open into landing, so would be a bit in your face at door opening. had a chat with local guy , suggested as I dont switch the shower on and off a switch out side to cieling should be ok. I never turn my shower off apparantely not many do...

:lol: :lol: :lol: John i wrote that originally and deleted it, thought it sounded a bit commonsense so condescending didnt want me arse kicked. (the things you get away with when your part of the furniture :wink: .)

joggin bottoms £4 matalan not the nasty polyester ones, these are more cotton based. cant do diy in anything else its all to restricting.

i use step ladders as an extra man. 2 x 6 run ladders and a 3 step ladder wedge ladder up against post but about a foot and half lower from the top of the post. balance fence panel on here, use the foot and a half extra fence post above step ladder to rest the panel against while you...