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Thanks lancanotalot! I'll have a look at that but there are tiles missing etc. Thank anyway.

I have a small Victorian tiled front path which is looking worse for wear, with tiles missing. I think it's going to be easier to replace the tiles rather than tracking down replacements for the missing ones. I was therefore wondering what the best way to go about re-tiling would be? The thing...

Thank you, I have now fitted the light. Apologies to be blunt, but I was not expecting rudeness, especially from "ban-all-sheds" who, pardon the pun, does not seem the brightest bulb. Regards G

Do you have hairy palms? G

I'm afraid I don't watch u-tube, but I'm sure it's not very intelligent, whatever it is. G

Why are you electricians so arrogant. I am a doctor, and if you came to me I wouldn't be rude to you.

Ban-all-sheds, why didn't you help instead of being rude? G

Thanks, it's because I asked for a diagram in the other thread and 93 people looked at it and no one gave me one. That is why I started a new thread.

Thanks, but why make patronizing comments?

For the instalation of a ceiling light? Many thanks. G

Do you have a diagram please, as I'm not an electrician? Thanks G

Yes, I meant 2 black, 2 red and 2 green and yellow. What is a choc block? Thanks.

Yes, I meant 2 black, 2 red and 2 green and yellow. What is a choc block? Thanks.

2 black, 2 red and 2 live. G

Good afternoon, I just bought a new light but the instructions aren't very clear. I'm replacing a rose and the new light has terminals for live, neutral and earth. There are 6 wires coming down, black, red and green and yellow. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks. G