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hi paul, the only way i can see that is easy, would be to get water from the vanity unit (hand baisen) drainage at same point, run your waste and hot & cold to the right of the vanity then along the base of the bath through the wall then following to the area you want. now depending on your...

take a photo of the assembly and send that instead

check the wattage rating of the transformers to make sure they suit lamps, yes uncover all transformers and make sure insulation batons are also not covering lamps. also check to make sure only one lamp is running on one transformer not ganged up to save money.

educational purposes only seek qualified electrican you will find most likely find both reds go together and fit into the light socket marked as "a" for active if no marking make sure it goes to on of the pins, black will go into "n" for neutral if no marking place in other connection where...

dont waste your time in pulling back the carpet, use stripes of thin ply , place up against the skirting board and nail to floor this will compress the carpet down u can use tape as well before fixing to the floor, the stripes are removed once dry and reused. 3 ply or 2 ply will do and is very cheap

if you want it to last get treated pine mdf is very cheap and nasty will absorb water if not sealed correctly and can swell. cheers

sounds like the paint is not adhering to the wall did you use any form of sealer/ undercoat before painting, also the walls need to be completly sanded or cleaned to allow to adhere. again also if the walls are timber maybe moisture is being retained from the conditions once again a sealer...

check the type of paint you have already oil base or water base if your using a oil base over the top of water base you will have a chemical reaction you can test this with metho, but sounds like you have the incorrect paint your applying