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Thanks for your help. I have laid a slate floor previously so I'm happy with that. I will look for a SLC. Cheers

Unfortunately it is a retaining wall. The farm is 12 foot higher than our house.

We have an old cottage that has damp in one corner of the dining room. It is a solid wall with no cavity built around 1860ish. The wall that is damp is an exterior wall. Outside there is a 12inc gap and then a 12 foot retaining wall belonging to the farm behind our house. I have no idea...

Hi We have an old Cornish cottage that was built around 1860. The dining room is one of the older parts of the house and it currently has a concrete floor. The floor always feels damp and the rug that we have put down has ended up mouldy underneath. We can now afford to put slate floor...

Just for your amusement my wife has now told me that she had TWO electric heaters on in the bedroom to warm it up before the baby went to bed! She didn't want to put the central heating on (bless her cotton socks) Didn't think of telling me that when I was looking at the consumer unit...

Hmm could the circuit be converted to a 32amp ring without replacing the 4mm cable, therefore creating a ring circuit on a 32amp MCB with some 4mm cable and some 2.5mm cable. This may be possible with little disruption.

Yeah thats what I thought, but it would mean a lot of mess and making good of ceilings/walls so if it could be solved using the existing circuit I would rather do that.

Hi I have just moved into a house and have some concerns about the electrics. I know a little bit about electrics (not enough to do it myself) so wanted to get it clear in my head what I am asking of an electrician!! One of the MCBs on the consumer unit controls the sockets in the kitchen...