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Excellent idea, many thanks.

I see it now, thank you foxhole. (y)

Got it, thanks freddiemercurystwin. (y)

May thanks foxhole. Sorry, but I'm struggling to identify which type of kitchen wall brackets, with one reversed should be used?

Hi All, I have a what I would call a Larder Cupboard with 2 doors, 1 below, 1 above. I'd like to join the 2 doors together so they open simultaneously. No problem usually providing doors are perfectly aligned all the way from closed to open 90 degrees, so using the standard bracket as...

Thinking about replacing my Baxi Solo 3 PF70 and would like the modern equivalent in respect of Heat only and Output. Would appreciate views on the Worcester Bosch Greenstar Ri (27Kw) as such a replacement? Many thanks. Richard

Many thank Daniel and Rob, that looks to be a solution. Richard

Advice please? I have a Bathroom Wash Basin which slopes slightly forward. It sits on a pedestal - not sealed onto it via sealant - and is secured to the wall via normal screws, not Wash Basin fixings. My question - based on the pictures attached - is would I have enough adjustment by...

I have removed 2 1930s heavy wooden shutters (2.5' x 1.5'). They are non-functional/ornamental and were previously fixed between bricks via 4 wooden wedges (each shutter). I have since removed the wedges and now wish to re-attach the shutters to the front of my house using 4 (or 6)...

I presume these can be removed for cleaning and then refitted? Would be grateful for advice on the best way to remove and then refit. Many thanks.

Called them this morning. Phone message states they're no longer trading, but if interested in purchasing stock to go to an online auction site. Wondered why I wasn't getting a response to my emails!

Also keen to find out where I can get Shires Adelphi spares online. Can't afford to replace existing system, but won't be getting another Shires! Thanks.

Thanks both once again, for clarification and very clear explanations. Regards. Richard

Thanks both. Think I understand. In other words, a Junction Box after the switch and then L, N & E to each Lamp Holder, so that one failed lamp won't affect the others? Cheers. Richard

I currently have a spur from my upstairs Lighting circuit (via junction Box) for a Switch and Light in loft. It's T&E into Switch (Live to Com / Earth to Earth / Neutral to Choc Bloc) and then Switch to one Lamp Holder (Live L1 to Live / Neutral Choc Block to Neutral / Earth to Earth)...

I've got exactly the same problem, but am wary of covering the underside of the tiled roof with anything other than a fully permeable membrane. I intend to staple Weed Control Fabric to the underside soon. It's fully permeable, but not waterproof, that way I'll be able to see if my roof ever...