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I don't follow. to make space for a post on the lock side, do I not need to shorten the gate by the same amount? That means the whole gate and braces need to be pulled apart. A lot of work I feel.

There's no role for the keep in my set-up? I would drill a hole in the wooden batten for the lock to slot into?

Sorry but can you elaborate please. I've not come across that. When I put it in google, I get various hits coming back for this.

I am racking my brains on this one and hoping you can help me out with a simple solution please. I have this gate at the back of my house that I built a few years ago and it's a pain to lock and unlock. Will explain.... viewed from inside the garden gate closes against this featheredged and...

And how do I determine which is N and L? Thanks again

Yes we have a modern RCD consumer unit and have had this fan for several years. It’s a pain to swap the adapter between my toothbrush charger and the fan.

I’m attempting this and come across an unusual configuration. Here is the tap When I remove the lever, I have this The body of the cylinder is set inside the body of the tap. With previous taps, the body of the cylinder has been accessible at this point. I put my grips on it and away we...

Gifted to us. From India.

I have a plastic pedestal fan that has a two pin plug. I’ve been using a 2 pin to 3 pin adapter. I was wondering if I can just replace the two pin with a regular UK plug? Is that safe to do? I assume the fan only has a live and neutral at present and didn’t know whether the adapter provides...

I’ve previously been applying deck paint using a brush and it’s been a time consuming process. Seen a YouTube short where the chap is using a roller on a pole. I have the pole but wondering what type of roller I should use?

Does that explain why I can blow straight through this? It’s a hollow section of small curved plastic pipe at the moment.

Sure. Very obvious. Not sure why they bother with SUPPLY/LOAD on some of these units. Low IQ manufacturers I guess. Good day @Taylortwocities!

I think you’ve got a pull switch there? Like this one:

When I switch the shower on, water trickles out of a small black outlet. I unscrewed it and it has a rubber grommet which appears to be fine. Any ideas on what might be causing this?

It was indeed the cables that needed switching around but in the electricians defence, there was no “supply” or “load” printed on the terminals. It was an MK 2 gang switch.

Oh ok. It’s bang on centre.

The builder put the rad in originally but there was a leak and that was British Gas, with the compression fittings and busted wall. The rad is centralised. The centre of the rad is exactly the centre of the window. I wasn't sure what you meant.

That's a badge of honour coming from you. Appreciated.

I've got something similar to this for an electric shower. The on/off operation works correctly and supplies/disengages power to the electric shower. However, the neon light always stays on. I've not looked inside yet. Can this be fixed or does the whole switch need to be replaced? Thanks for...

Oh, that was my heat shield to protect the wall!