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they can indeed. a company i work with has them fitted to their vans.saw a fitter in a right mood a few weeks ago,asked him why,they switched the tracker on.then they phoned him and said"why are you in harlesden when your supposed to be in neasden"? to which he replied "im down the fackin...

not sure on this one.the best invention ever is either stella artois,or the motorbike

better than holiday pics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNF_P281Uu4

if thats what he wants............... far better job anyway and as for expense heavy gauge tube is cheap as :D

or a case of stella :lol:

you would need to bury it a bit deeper anyway,so the coupler flushes in properly.makes for a very pukka job does conduit :wink: do it mate,no issue :D

FFS! the circumstances about how all this came to be may show some stupidity on the part of the mcanns,but they have had their daughter taken away. can you imagine how they must feel about that,i bet it chews them up on the inside every day. i hardly ever get to spend any time with my...

which is no different any other glass :oops: question is can i use a small roller on it as i dont really want to move 80 odd gallons of water if i dont have to! i just need a smooth finish.going to use a humbrol paint(acrylic) in a matt finish

lol mate :lol: would be a little pedantic on a PIR,just trying to say do it properly :wink:

actually,i think i may have misunderstood.are you saying the backboxes havent been flushed in properly? if this is the case,again you could use silicone but still no substitute for taking out the backboxes and flushing in properly

you could use silicone but then the connections arent readily accesible. its a bit rough to be honest.cant you unscrew the 3.5 screws and stick some plaster in there? if its worth doing,at least do it properly

you can def use an inline fan to control both rooms through the one duct. you will need to double pole it all though to stop the light in the other room being backfed by the one your using. its a little tricky but no big deal really. basically all your doing is taking two switchlines to the...

fit the newer type with the up down action,then gain another 1ka. could be useful on an instal as old as one backed up by those breakers :wink:

PMSL :lol:

i just use any old tape to be honest,the more expensive ones tend to get nicked a lot though.has to be inch wide so i can get a decent span without it folding up.other than that never use different ones at the same time

i think its just a case of a celebrity having wall to wall crumpet,aving no ties so unwilling to turn it down. just like any unattached red blooded male

is that a PME as in a DIYPME and unfused? also there is five cutouts so something not right there and only single phase coming out of it. just wish i was there,would be so much easier

someones strapped the earth from the split con onto the sheath of the incomer,cant tell where the neutrals go

do what RF said,thats the only sensible way. your going to get blueing from the grinder and any kind of saw will give a rough cut. EDIT: you could try taking it to a sheet metal place,bet they will have some sort of guillotine to cut it

you answered your own question i think. if other houses have already done it,they wont turn you down.that tends to be how it works