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Hi Other than compressive strength is there any other difference between 3.6N and 7.3N blocks. For example for two blocks the same size from the same manufacturer in the same range, eg Tarmac TopCreate will there be any notable differences such as weight, apearance or durability if used...

Thanks all They'll all be going under RCD anyway as new consumer unit going in shortly. That's a releaf wasn't looking forward to another night covered in concrete dust as I discover more large chunks of loose plaster on each side of the chase. Mark

Thanks for the reply I was refering to the 100mm mentioned in the pdf of your second link. "This zone now extends to the reverse side of a wall or partition of 100 mm thickness or less if the location of the point, accessory or switchgear can be determined from that reverse side."...

Hi I have a single leaf thermalite wall between a utlility room and garage that I have reinforced by building a wooden stud framework on the garage side. This will be covered with plaster board. To run the cables from new light switches on the utility side I was planning to run the...

Hi, thanks again for the advice. Here's a photo. It's the assembly I made up, not the plumber's, so go easy on the soldering. I suppose the elbows might not look that tidy but the drain cock is obscured well. Cheers[/img]

Thanks guys I'll give it a go....... when it's cooled down a bit. Cheers Flip

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can give me some advise please. I need to plumb in a downstairs radiator and want to fit drain cocks to both flow and return pipes. On other radiators in the house this has been done (by a pro) using a combination of T's and Street Elbows resulting in the...

Hi I'm currently refitting my kitchen and am looking change to a gas hob with a built under electric oven The gas supply pipe currently runs above the ceiling, down the kitchen wall in a chase and finishes in a position that will be behind the oven. The pipe also has an untidy looking...