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Not sure how sound the inside is yet, as I havent taken any panels out to look. From the inside it looks fine though. When you say scre the replacement timber, is this to what is behind the rotten piece of timber?

Just moved in recently, and as you can see the conservatory needs some TLC! No problem replacing the beading. However, the horizontal piece you can see on the photos, how will that be fixed into the timber, or should I just cut straight though and splice in a new piece. What is the easiest...

ok last chance - i've bought the plasterboard!! I know to tape the new plasterboard, but do I still tape between the new plasterboard and the existing lath/plaster that there. The tape I have bought is like a mesh and is self adhesive, wont this cause a raised edge where the existing...

I have cut it back to the studs, a lot more than I thought was loose. i'll proably get someone to skim it, dont mind putting up the plasterboard, but how is the tape applied (sorry if it sounds a stupid question)! Dean

Dont think theres anything else upstream, just what you see.

Sorry for the delay, heres a pic of the distribution unit open. Guess its single phase then?

Have a 4x4 ft section of wall where the plaster is all but detached from the laths. Is the best way to replace this just cut thelaths,batten and replace with drywall? Any hints/gotchas? Dean

Ive never looked at the meter yet, its outside in its own box and I dont have the key to open it. Its an ex-care home BTW. A lot of services are disabled such as fire-alarm as theyre not installed anymore. I'll see if I can get a pic of the inside of the DP tomorrow morning, cant turn it...

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Just moved into a new house recently a noticed the main distribution panel CB is 3 way. Im not too up on house electrics, but does that mean I have 3 phase input? Its a big hager distribution panel and the switch says 100amp 415v. Do I just then have to install a 3 phase CB on the output...

Thanks for the advice. Removed the spur and connected the ring main to the new outlet. First time plastering too, what a messy job.

Thanks, thats what I wanted to know. Should I remove the original spur as well, this will be a real bugger as its plastered halfway up the wall so would have to be chased out. Dean