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Pull cord reinstalled...

I think I understand but I cant see any other wires and I obviously don't want the sensor next to the light, is there no other way of doing this?

Hello John, here is the instructions http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_426718.pdf the live wire is coming down from the ceiling where a standard pull cord light switch was. so I can easily wire the mains into the unit the bit I don't understand is where does the neutral...

I have just hacked away more of the ceiling in the dining room to reveal a RSJ across the room which is directly beneath where the brick wall above that goes up the side of the room is, this actually reduces the span to 4.5m and I believe from this chart the limit is 4.68 for the 47 x 195 timber...

Hello, Im trying to wire a pir to a light and it doesnt seem to work... attached is a picture of the pir wiring, the grey cable on the right (or top as the picture needs flipping) has the live wire the grey cable on the left (bottom) goes to the light. any help would be great

The roof trusses run both ways due to the shape of the roof as seen in the picture, the wall to be removed is between the downstairs window on the right and the slim patio doors next to them, with the bedroom above. Does this all seem normal and ok?

Yes there is no wall immediately above the wall it's in the middle of a bedroom, So is that the 152 X 152 X 23, sorry for being painful I'm new to this

Thanks everyone, the length of the wall to be replaced is approx 3.5m long so for an estimate of the cost of the rsj i could use the 152 x 152?

What's the cheapest way to sort this out?

The joist are 1 & 3/4" thick by 7.5" tall and are spaced the standard 16" and yes the total span will be 5.25m wide. Does this sound removable?

Hello picture now attached?? Yes the joists do touch the top of the breeze blocks and the span will only be 5.25m

Hello i am wanting to remove a breeze block wall between our kitchen and dining room, the house was built 1996. Above the wall upstairs is in the middle of a bedroom which leads me to think its not necessarily a load bearing wall, the beams do however run perpendicular above the wall which i...