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    Internal Sound Insulation

    Thanks -useful stuff. Moving the wardrobes much further forward isn't really an option because of the size of the room. Irritatingly I've only just finished redoing the room a couple of months ago - re boarding the walls / replacing the floor, so wish I'd thought of this before! Oh well...
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    Internal Sound Insulation

    Hi, I have recently had neighbours move into the house next door for the first time since we've been here. This has taught me two things: - our walls are much worse at insulating sound than I thought - the neighbours are very loud As it happens, I intend to fit wardrobes to cover near...
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    New Radiator - couple of queries

    Great - thanks all. I can at least now proceed with a bit more confidence! In hindsight I think I'd have been better off buying the lockshiels valve seperately and got a 'normal' one though!
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    New Radiator - couple of queries

    Thanks. That certainly means i was right to be suspicious - once the caps are off, both ends have the 'pins' that should out be on the TRV end. Though it seems that is how they're meant to come - you can see a bit better what's in the pack in the below picture: On the last bit, fair...
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    New Radiator - couple of queries

    Hi all, I'm in the process of relocating a radiator, and as I'm a relative newboe, just wanted to check a couple of things if you'd be so kind: Firstly, i have bought a new TRV / lockshield valve pack (one of these to be precise)...
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    Conduti for internal cables

    If I was to add any sockets, then presumably only the new elements would need to comply? Would that mean the new parts would require earthed metal trunking, while on the existing PVC (or none!) would be required? (assuming no RCD protection) Would that be a great benefit? they were...
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    Conduti for internal cables

    It was as a personal preference that I intended to protect them. As they are currently exposed I thought it would be worthwhile for the minimal effort / expense. On your second point re: RCD protection - is this is an existing installation, surely this would not apply as I am simply adding a...
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    Conduti for internal cables

    Hi, I have recently stripped a room back to brick, and have decided to protect the electrical cables before boarding it up. What is the best type of conduit to use for: -cables as part of the ring main -cables running to lightswitches Would i be better off using round PVC conduit...
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