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No gaming. Have looked at the Lindy ones as suggested by endecotp, will check these out as well.

Doh!

That's more than the telly cost.

Don't know how I'd check those. All I know is the TV picture is fine when the HDMI cable isn't alongside them

TV is on the wall. TV power cable, internet cable and hdmi cable are run in 50 mm D-line trunking for approx 3 foot. TV picture pixellates. Removing hdmi cable from trunking and plugging directly into TV solves the problem. I'm guessing I need some sort of "shielded" cable. Can anyone recommend...

Hi all. Was thinking about installing one of the above trays then saw a YouTube vid by Roger Bisby detailing some quality control issues. Does anyone know if these issues have been addressed? Asked the question in the comments section of the vid but no one has responded. If not, any...

Cheers. Thanks for the advice.

Something like Soudal Fix All? Looks like it fits the bill.

Thanks for the quick replies. @Wayners. I've seen the plastic floor trim you mention. Could still see moisture getting inside that stuff. Might do both methods as a belt and braces approach. Thanks again.

Just removed the plinths from a recently fitted kitchen. Under the shiny plastic exterior, they're MDF construction. They've been cut on one edge to suit the uneven floor. What's the best way of treating them to prevent damage from moisture ingress? TIA

Aye, they're the reusable type. Fitted them when I removed all the tiles. Thought I'd be doing the plasterer a favour. Seems like I wasted my time. Not to worry. Everybody has a different way of doing things. As said above, maybe it's a solution looking for a problem.

Work began on new kitchen today. This is how the electricians removed some of the sockitz I'd fitted. DOH!

Anyone have any experience with the laminate flooring sold in B&M? Is it any good, or is it best avoided. Not needing a lot as it's for a conservatory. Willing to pay a bit extra for decent brand if necessary. TIA

Went and bought another tub.

Yeah, painting it white. I had a 10 litre tub of matt white the other day. It's now mysteriously gone missing. I'm just wanting to get one coat on it all as a bit protection cos I'm going to be busy for the next few weeks and didn't fancy leaving it bare. Cheers for your reply.

Can I use Leyland Trade Super Leytex High Opacity Matt emulsion as a first coat on lining paper or is it just suitable for new and bare plaster? TIA

So, I decided to go with Dulux Trade Quick Dry Satinwood. Bad idea. Should have paid the extra and stuck with the Armstead. Ah well. Every day is a school day.

Screwfix have stopped selling it and Dulux Decorator centre wants stupid money for a 2.5 ltr tin. Can anyone suggest a similar, decent replacement that won't require a bank loan to purchase? TIA.

Yeah. I'll duct tape paint brushes to their phones. Found an old post on here that advised sanding prior to applying Bin 123. Knew I wouldn't have sanded if I didn't have to.

Hi johnny2007 That was the plan due to the presence of kids. Have to give them notice to vacate their rooms when planning any work but usually end up turning a hosepipe on them. I'm replacing hinges as well so doors need to come off.