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Trying to avoid removing lifted section if posible as this would be at a back section covered with a heavy bureau. What equipment would be best to take out flooring as jigsaw is no good as it hits the concrete floor. Thanks, Rob

Hi, No gap up against a stone wall for most of its 4 m length, didn't even leave a gap at door architrave. I need some type of rotary saw that can get close to the wall edge. I have been given an ExaKt EC-310-GL which would be perfect except the cut depth is only 12mm I need at least...

Hi, No Gap as he left wood spacers to align the first row of boards to get a square edge for the first boards. The boards are pressing against the stone wall in places as the wall is not straight. These spacers have been now removed, this is an old stone cottage with stone interior walls...

The skirting boards are now off on two sides of the room. the flooring is tight up to the walls. The hard vinyl tiles were originally stuck to the concrete floor subsequently the wooden flooring was stuck to the vinyl tiles. My research so far has revealed that the floor would have been OK...

I have just returned from my sisters cottage in Wales. My deceased brother-in-law had but down the above on to a concrete floor ( 25 years old ) with hard vinyl tiles on top.. The floor is about 4 sq meters, I have removed the skirting board on two sides he left no expansion gap and the floor is...

. Done as you suggested, due to fiberglass loft insulation wired everything whilst I was in the loft. Dirty job, awkward near eaves but all looks good, kept insulation away from light fittings to disipate heat.

OK, now understand Thanks

Does it matter which method I use to connect lights. There is no Earth connector on lights so the earth cable would need to be terminated in a insulated terminal box. PS I am learning more more with every feedback which is great . :)

Yes accessible loft . 2 cables @ Wall Switch are in plastic channelling which has been plaster ed over. Feel would damage plaster if removed cable ?

Pull Cord Switch will be replaced by a Junction Box accessable from loft space. Hole through ceiling plastered over. Unsure what you mean about need to crimb connections as they will be connected using individual terminal within JB. Many Thanks, am I missing something here !

OK, Earth cables present at Wall Switch, Pull Switch and Ceiling Rose will do as recommended for Earth Contiunity Circuit. The downlighters are double insulated and do not require an earth. Therefore presume no need to continue earth via Junction box to lights or would it be better to connect to...

Hi, Present situation is as follows in Bedroom: 2 Way Wall Light Switch ( 2 1.5 flat cables ) 1 Cable Red to Com, Black not attached to anything. 1 Cable Red to L1, Black to L2. Pull Cord Switch 2 Cables Black to Com. Red and a Black to separate OUT. Spare Red Unattached. Ceiling...