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I saw a kitchen in a magazine where the owners had used scaffold boards for the kitchen worktop. Anyone done this? Any thoughts on suitability?

Hi Does anyone know where you can get sockets, dimmers, switches, tv outlets, oven sockets etc. by Clipsal. My wholesaler said he can only get whole boxes which is fine for sockets but not for tv outlets etc! I have tried three other outlets given to me by Clipsal and no luck. Or any...

I had an 8ft x 4ft porch built entirely of wood and glass. The frames were made to order as sealed units with one opening door. When it rains there is water on the inside of the frames on the inside section of the hardwood. (Frames are softwood set on hardwood) The beading was set in...

I have a load of space in the box as it is an internal one that we have made up. I am in a conservation area and cannot put box on outside of house. Thanks for info re 50mm will make sure Telephone is a long way from meter.

My reroute is to drop the incoming wire under the roof tiles and down to a box which will also house the elec meter inside the porch. At the moment all the external wires go down the outside of the flint work which looks dreadful. Also I will need to replace the window onto which the current...

I need to move the position of the connector box into which the BT line comes. The previous owners had wires all over the walls and I need to move the box so the new wires can be concealed. The wire from the pole will need to be rerouted. Do I have to get BT to do the work?

Thanks for info but I can't even get the drilling rig into my garden. I did look into it all and I would love to use this system in a future project but I can barely get my car into the yard.

I don't have much ground with my cottage. Just a small patio and small grass area.

Thank you all for your advice and comments. Unfortunately I am stuck with electric as there is no gas in the village and there is no room for the oil tank - I had a survey and they said not poss. Would love to do ground source but again no space. I have very limited wall space for radiators...

I have been looking into the various types of electric underfloor heating and wondered whether ribbon or cable electric underfloor heating is considered the best system? Also - can it be used successfully as a full heating system or is it best to have a few radiators in the living areas...